How to spell SHIFFED correctly?

If you find yourself misspelling "shiffed" frequently, here are some possible correct suggestions to consider. Firstly, "shifted" could be the intended word, indicating a change in position. Alternatively, "shipped" might be appropriate if referring to the delivery of goods. Remember to proofread to ensure accuracy!

• biffed Luckily, I biffed her with my elbow and she flew backwards.
• Chaffed I was chaffed by the traffic.
• chuffed She was chuffed to be chosen as the winner of the competition.
• coiffed I was pleasantly surprised when she showed up coiffed and looking her best.
• Huffed He huffed when I suggested we go for a walk.
• miffed I was quite miffed that she left so early.
• Shaffer The Shaffer family is from Michigan.
• Shafted I felt shafted when I found out that my co-worker got a promotion instead of me, even though I had more experience.
• Shied
• Shifted The car shifted gears and I was thrown forward.
• shimmed I shimmed the table leg with a small piece of cardboard to keep it from wobbling.
• Shined The sun shined down upon them.
• Shinned
• Shipped The package was shipped to its destination within three business days.
• Shirked He shirked his responsibilities and left his colleagues to do all the work.
• Shirred I shirred my coat.
• Shirted
• Shuffled We shuffled the cards and started again.
• Sniffed I sniffed the soup, it smelled horrible.
• stiffed I felt disappointed when my employer stiffed me on my promised bonus.
• Tiffed I was really tiffed when she dismissed me after we had such a great conversation.
• Whiffed I whiffed the opportunity to ask her out.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately