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How to spell PARTEY correctly?

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List of suggestions on how to spell partey correctly

  • arty I'm not really into arty movies.
  • paiute The Paiute tribe is a Native American tribe that resides primarily in Nevada, Utah, and California.
  • pare I need to pare down my wardrobe and get rid of clothes I haven't worn in years.
  • Pared
  • pareto The Pareto chart illustrated the distribution of defects in the manufacturing process.
  • parity The company strives to ensure pay parity for all employees, regardless of gender or race.
  • parley The two sides met in a parley to discuss a ceasefire.
  • part
  • parted After saying a tearful goodbye, the two friends parted ways.
  • partied The next night, he decided to relax and partied with his friends at a local bar.
  • Parties I love attending fun parties with my friends.
  • partly I partly agreed with her.
  • partner
  • parts She had to take her parts off to clean them.
  • partway I stopped partway up the mountain to catch my breath.
  • party I am excited to attend the birthday party this weekend.
  • paste
  • pasty I love eating a delicious pasty from the Cornish bakery.
  • pat Mom was patting me on the head.
  • pate I had to pate for my dinner.
  • Patel My aunt is named Patel.
  • pates I love to try new varieties of pates when I travel abroad.
  • patsy He was just a patsy, used by his boss to take the fall for the embezzlement scheme.
  • patter The conversation was peppered with patter about the upcoming ball game.
  • patty I always get the patty with my sandwich.
  • peaty The peaty soil was quite damp.
  • pert The party planner is always pert when she sees a new design.
  • Pete Pete doesn't like to wear the same clothes more than three times.
  • piety Her piety was matched only by her kindness towards others.
  • pity I have pity for those who have lost their homes in the recent hurricane.
  • port I need to get the book to the port.
  • porter He pulled out his wallet to pay the porter.
  • prate She prated on and on about her latest dating adventure.
  • prater The playground is a great place to take a break and prater.
  • prey The prey was easy to lure in with the enticing aroma of the wild parsnip plants.

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