How to spell SHOTE correctly?

If you meant "shot" instead of "shote", here are some correct suggestions. "Shot" refers to a discharge of a firearm or a small quantity of liquor. To avoid misspellings, try using a spell-check tool, proofread your writing or consult a dictionary. Accuracy in spelling ensures effective communication.

• chute The workers slid down the chute to reach the bottom of the mine.
• hot I accidentally spilled the hot coffee on my lap.
• shade I love sitting under the shade of the big oak tree in my backyard.
• She
• shiite Shiite Muslims constitute a significant minority in many Muslim-majority countries.
• shoat The farmer is looking for a good shoat to bring home to the farm.
• shod The horse was shod with new shoes in preparation for the long ride ahead.
• shoe I am planning to buy a new shoe for hiking.
• shoes
• Shone
• shoo " Shoo! Get out of here!" the old man said to the stray cat in his yard.
• shooed Mom shooed me away from the table.
• shoot
• shooter The police are currently searching for the shooter responsible for the mass shooting in the downtown area.
• shoots She plants the seeds and waits until the shoots begin to break through the soil.
• shore I love walking on the beach and feeling the sand beneath my feet as I approach the shore.
• Shored The perimeter of the Shored security fence was designed to keep out intruders.
• short I can't wait to finish this project so I can go on a short vacation.
• shorted The fuse had shorted, causing the power to go out.
• shorten I need to shorten this sentence.
• shorter This pole is shorter than the other one.
• shorts I need some shorts to wear to the game.
• shorty He greeted his little sister with a playful "What's up, shorty?
• shot The basketball player takes the shot and scores.
• Shots Jose took the shots.
• shout
• shouted I shouted to get my friend's attention across the noisy room.
• shouter The shouter disrupted the peace of the entire neighborhood with his loud and constant screams.
• shouts He shouts from the top of his lungs to get everyone's attention.
• shove Do not shove people in front of you while boarding the bus.
• Shoved He shoved his way through the crowd to reach the front of the stage.
• show You must show your ticket to enter the museum.
• showed The exhibit showed how the process works.
• shut
• sot It's not appropriate to call someone a sot just because they like to drink alcohol.
• STE

Apsolutly

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