How to spell PASTON correctly?

If you're trying to correct the misspelling "paston", you might want to consider possible alternatives like "pastor", "aston" or "piston". These words share similar letter patterns, making them likely options for the intended word. Double-check the context to ensure the accurate replacement.

• Aston Aston is a small town in Pennsylvania.
• pardon Pardon me, but can you repeat what you said?
• parson The parson delivered a moving sermon to his congregation.
• past
• pasta My grandparents used to make pasta every week.
• paste I am going to paste this image to my scrapbook.
• pastern The horse was limping due to an injury on its pastern.
• Pasting I am pasting the image onto the document.
• pastor A pastor visits a congregation once a week.
• pastors The pastors of the local churches gathered together to plan for the upcoming event.
• pasts Lucy would like to travel back to her pasts.
• pasty I'll have a pasty please.
• Patton General George S. Patton was a famous American military leader during World War II.
• PESTO I love pesto, but I hate making it.
• piston
• pistons My car has a V8 engine and eight pistons.
• piton The rock climber secured himself to the piton to prevent a fall.
• Preston The city of Preston is located in the North West of England.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking