How to spell SITCHED correctly?

The correct spelling for "sitched" may be "stitched", which means to fasten or sew something together. Other possible suggestions could be "itched" (a sensation on the skin), "switched" (to change or exchange) or "pitched" (to throw or toss something).

• bitched
• Ditched He ditched his date after learning she was only planning to go out with him as a means to get back at her ex
• Hitched Three horses were hitched to the wagon.
• Itched I itched my insect bite incessantly until it became irritated.
• pitched The pitcher threw a perfectly pitched ball, striking out the batter.
• Scotched I scotched the rumors about the company going bankrupt by presenting the financial report.
• Sited The sculpture is sited on a grassy field.
• Sketched She sketched a beautiful portrait of her cat.
• smirched His reputation was smirched after being caught lying to his colleagues.
• Snatched
• snitched I can't believe he snitched on us to the teacher.
• stitched The doctor stitched up the wound on her arm.
• Switched I switched the TV channel because I didn't like the show that was on.
• Witched The villagers believed that the old lady living in the forest had witched their crops to wither away.

Apsolutly

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