How to spell PATHED correctly?
If you meant to write "pathed" but it's not a recognized word, consider using "paved" instead. This term describes the action of laying or covering a road or path with a hard surface. Alternatively, try using "traced" if you were referring to following a specific path or route.
List of suggestions on how to spell pathed correctly
- Bathed After a long day at work, I bathed in the warm water and felt all my stress wash away.
- Earthed The electrical circuit must be properly Earthed to avoid the risk of electric shock.
- fathead I can't believe you said that, are you a fathead or something?
- Lathed I need to lathed that piece of metal.
- Loathed She loathed the idea of having to work on weekends.
- Paced He paced back and forth in the waiting room, anxious for news about his friend.
- Paged I paged through the manual to find the answer to my question.
- Paled The bright colors of the flowers paled as the sun began to set.
- parched After a long day of hiking, we were all parched.
- Pared I prefer to eat a salad over a plate of pared down fries.
- parted After their argument, the friends parted ways and didn't speak to each other for weeks.
- partied Even though she had to work early in the morning, she still partied until the early hours of the morning.
- pat head
- patched She had a small gash on her forehead that was quickly patched up with a bandaid.
- pate I ordered a plate of pate for the appetizer.
- path I took the path that led up the hill.
- Paths The paths wind through the forest and lead to many interesting places.
- Patted My Aunt Patted my back.
- patter The sound of the rain's patter on the rooftop was soothing.
- paved The town was paved with cobblestones.
- Pawed I was pawed by a skunk on my way home from grocery shopping.
- payed
- pitched The baseball was pitched so fast that it flew right past the batter.
- pithead The miners emerged from the underground tunnels and made their way to the pithead.
- poached The restaurant served poached salmon as their specialty dish.
- pothead I don't want to smoke pot with him because he's a pothead.
- pother I don't want to cause a pother, so I will just quietly leave the party.
