How to spell MEATH correctly?

If you accidentally misspell "meath", don't worry! Here are some possible correct suggestions: "meat", "neath" or "math". Double-check your context to make sure you're using the right word. Remember, we all make typos sometimes, and it's easy to correct them with a little attention. Keep up the good spelling habits!

• bath I like to take a long, relaxing bath after a hard day at work.
• beth Beth is a kind-hearted person who always helps others.
• dearth
• death The sudden death of his father left him devastated.
• earth
• Hath
• hearth I love to sit by the warm hearth and read a book on cold winter nights.
• heath The heath was covered with wildflowers in the spring.
• lath The carpenter used a lath to create a wooden frame.
• mach I can't believe that he cheated on the test. It was mach wrong.
• mash
• mat I saw a mat on the ground.
• match I want to find a match for my red dress.
• mate I have been looking for a suitable mate for a long time.
• math I have a math test next week.
• maths I'm in maths this morning.
• matt Matt looks tired.
• mead I tasted a delicious raspberry mead at the brewpub.
• meal It was a hearty meal.
• mean
• MEAS The scientist used a MEAS tool to accurately determine the weight of the specimen.
• meat I bought some meat from the grocery store to grill for dinner.
• Meats I am a vegetarian and do not eat meats.
• meaty The steak was so meaty it practically filled up the entire plate.
• meet We will meet at the library afterwards.
• mesh She wore a mesh gown that showed off her curves.
• Met The MET Museum features art from around the world.
• Mete The coach will mete out punishment to any player caught cheating.
• mirth The children filled the room with mirth and laughter as they played games and opened presents.
• moat
• month
• moth I caught a moth.
• mouth
• myth The ancient Greeks believed in the myth of the Great Mother.
• neath
• oath
• path She followed the path through the woods to get to the lake.
• seth I'll have to ask my dad if he can seth up with the new router.
• sheath The hunter carries his knife in a leather sheath attached to his belt.
• wreath The front door was adorned with a beautiful Christmas wreath.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately