How to spell RITCHER correctly?

If you've mistakenly spelled "ritcher", worry not! Correct options to consider are "richer" or "rider". "Richer" denotes possessing greater wealth or abundance, while "rider" refers to a person who rides or travels on something, like a bike or horse. Verify the intended meaning to choose the apt term for your communication.

• bitchier She was becoming bitchier every time I saw her.
• botcher
• butcher The butcher prepared a fresh cut of beef for the customer.
• catcher The catcher in the baseball team threw the ball to the pitcher after every pitch.
• etcher
• fetcher My mom is the fetcher of our Easter ham.
• hitcher The hitcher stood by the side of the road with their thumb out, hoping for a ride.
• itchier My mosquito bite is getting itchier with each passing minute.
• pitcher I need a pitcher of water to get the dirt off my shoes.
• rancher The rancher tended to his cattle on the vast prairie.
• ratchet This is a really ratchet action movie.
• rather I would rather eat ice cream than have cake.
• Retched I retched when I saw the guinea pig in the cage.
• retches
• ricer He installed a big exhaust pipe on his Honda Civic, making it look like a ricer car.
• richer I am richer now than I ever was before.
• riches John has a lot of riches.
• Richter Dutch seismologist Dr. Richter is credited with predicting the 1972 Asian Earthquake.
• watcher I was the watcher who observed them.

Intertubing

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