How to spell RISHED correctly?

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• Bashed She bashed her way through the crowd to get to the front of the stage.
• brushed
• bushed After hiking for six hours, my group was completely bushed and ready to rest.
• cashed
• Crashed The car crashed into the side of the building, causing significant damage.
• crushed She was crushed by the news of her grandmother's death.
• dashed She dashed off a quick email to her boss.
• dished She dished up her soup in a clear bowl.
• Fished
• gashed She gashed her leg on a sharp rock while hiking.
• Gushed
• Hashed The password was hashed to provide added security.
• hushed The hushed atmosphere in the library made me whisper instead of speak normally.
• Lashed The wind lashed the tree branches against the window all night long.
• Mashed After I got home from work, I mashed some potatoes to make dinner.
• meshed I never realized how badly my windows were meshed until I got a bird's-eye view.
• Mushed Haven't seen them in a while and I was really mushed last night
• Perished The plant perished in the scorching heat of the desert.
• Pushed She pushed the heavy door open with all her might.
• raised I was raised by my grandmother after my parents passed away.
• rasher I ordered a rasher of bacon with my breakfast.
• rashes I developed itchy rashes on my skin after using the new laundry detergent.
• Ravished My husband was ravished by his best friend.
• Relished I relished the taste of the freshly baked bread.
• reseed If you want to reseed your lawn, start by aerating the soil.
• Ribbed She has a ribbed column running up her spine.
• richer I felt richer after I inherited my great-grandmother's antique jewelry collection.
• riches The riches of the world are hidden in the hearts of men.
• ricked After the party, I felt pretty Ricked.
• ridged The ridged surface of the washboard created a rhythmic beat as the clothes were scrubbed against it.
• rigged
• Righted The ship righted itself after the storm had passed.
• riled The speaker's comments really riled up the audience.
• rimed The tree branches were rimed with frost from the cold winter air.
• rimmed She wore a rimmed blue eyeshadow.
• ringed Every time I see her I feel like I'm being ringed by her daemon ring.
• Rioted The citizens rioted in the streets after the corrupt government refused to address their grievances.
• ripped The dog ripped the new sofa with his sharp teeth.
• Risked He risked his life to save the drowning cat.
• rived The boat rived through the choppy waters of the sea.
• ruched
• rushed The dinner party was a bit rushed as Julia had an urgent meeting afterwards.
• rusher The rusher sprinted towards the end zone and scored a touchdown.
• rushes I jumped over the sleeping dogs, but I scared away the rats, who all fled in quick rushes.
• shed I need to get my shed cleaned out before the snow flies.
• Trashed
• washed
• Wished I wished I had a better camera to capture what an amazing day this was.
• writhed The snake writhed on the ground, trying to escape from my grasp.

Intertubing

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