How to spell PATET correctly?
Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "patet" are "patent" or "patentee". The correct choice depends on the context, but a patent is a legal document that grants the exclusive right to produce a unique invention, while a patentee is the person or company who holds the rights to a patent.
List of suggestions on how to spell patet correctly
- date I'm looking forward to our dinner date tonight.
- Panted
- part I need to replace a broken part of my bike before I can ride it again.
- parted She longed to see him again after they parted ways.
- paste
- pasted She pasted the photos onto the scrapbook page.
- pat He gave her a pat on the back for completing her project on time.
- pate She enjoyed the rich and savory taste of the chicken liver pate.
- Patel
- patent
- pates The pates were served as an appetizer before the main course.
- patient The doctor advised the patient to stay calm and patient while waiting for the test results.
- Patted Doris patted the dog's head.
- patter The patter of raindrops on the roof was a soothing lullaby.
- Patti Patti is a talented singer who often performs at local bars and clubs.
- patty I ordered a burger with a juicy patty at the restaurant.
- pet I love snuggling with my pet cat while watching TV.
- Pete Pete is my favorite character in the movie.
- pitt Brad Pitt is one of the most famous Hollywood actors.
- plate I need to wash the dirty plate from last night's dinner.
- Plated The dish was beautifully plated with colorful vegetables and a perfectly cooked piece of meat.
- poet
- potent The potent aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled the room.
- prate I do not like to listen to people who prate on about themselves all day.
- Prated I don't think I have ever prated so much as I did last night.
- Pratt I am going to Pratt University.
- putt He sank the putt to win the golf tournament.
- tate He had a choice: attend the more prestigious tate or the less prestigious state university.
- tet I know you know what tet represents.
