How to spell MITTERED correctly?
If you've come across the misspelling "mittered", fear not! The correct term you may be looking for could be "mitered". "Mitered" is commonly used to describe an angled joint or cut, mainly in woodworking or picture framing. So next time, remember to opt for "mitered" instead of "mittered!"
List of suggestions on how to spell mittered correctly
- bittered As he reflected on his failed relationship, he became bittered towards love.
- jittered The sound of thunder jittered the windows of our house.
- littered The streets were littered with trash.
- mattered It didn't matter how far he went, he always felt like something was missing.
- mitered The corners of the picture frame were carefully mitered for a precise fit.
- muttered The teacher muttered under her breath as she graded another set of poorly written essays.
- tittered As she read the embarrassing story, she tittered to herself and tried to suppress her laughter.
- wittered The old man wittered on about his life experiences.
