How to spell RITCHE correctly?
If you're faced with the misspelling "ritche", there are multiple possible correct suggestions. The correct spelling is "rich", which means having wealth or abundance. Other suitable alternatives include "itch", meaning a sensation that provokes scratching or "pitch", referring to the act of throwing or presenting.
List of suggestions on how to spell ritche correctly
- brioche I love to have a warm brioche with coffee in the morning.
- itch The mosquito bite on my arm made me itch uncontrollably.
- ratchet She twisted the wrench repeatedly, tightening the bolts until they were ratchet tight.
- retch I couldn't help but retch at the smell coming from the garbage can.
- Retched He retched and heaved for several minutes, finally feeling a sense of relief.
- retches
- rice I fried up some rice.
- rich My uncle is very rich and can afford to travel to exotic locations every year.
- richer She felt much richer after she received the inheritance.
- riches He spent his entire life chasing after riches and never truly found happiness.
- Richie Richie is my brother's name.
- rite After the ceremony they had a party to celebrate their rite.
- Roche She works at Roche Pharmaceuticals.
- writhe I writhe under the torture of your words.
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