How to spell SLEAT correctly?

If you came across the misspelling "sleat", here are a few possible correct suggestions: slate, seat, slant, set, sleet, sweat, sleep or slat. Double-check the intended context and choose the appropriate word accordingly to convey the intended meaning accurately.

• bleat The sheep would always bleat loudly when they saw the farmer coming with their food.
• cleat I need to tighten the cleat on my cycling shoe before my ride.
• islet
• lat
• lead
• least I have to choose the least expensive option.
• lest
• let
• LSAT I am studying for the LSAT to prepare for law school.
• pleat
• sat
• seal The seal on the letter was broken.
• seat The driver's seat is in the front.
• SEATO The Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, commonly known as SEATO, was created for collective defense against communist expansion in Southeast Asia.
• select The select menu allows you to choose from a variety of dishes.
• set She needed to set the table for dinner.
• sett I need a new chair, the one I am sitting in is a sett!
• silent She is a silent girl.
• slant Given the choice between a straight and a slanted path, many people would choose the slant.
• slat The wooden slat broke under the weight of the heavy object.
• slate I love writing on slate.
• SLATS I have to put those slats in the window.
• slaw I'll have a slaw sandwich for lunch.
• slay
• sled On the sled, they raced down the hill.
• sleet The roads were covered in sleet, making it difficult to drive.
• sleets The sky is gray and it sleets outside, causing the roads to become slippery.
• sleety It was sleety outside and the pedestrians were bundled up.
• Slept
• slew The eagle flew so fast that it slew the prey.
• sliest The sliest of the group, he always managed to get away with anything.
• slit He made a small slit in the envelope to peek inside.
• slot I put my money in the slot and the machine dispensed my winnings.
• splat I accidentally dropped the jar of paint, and it made a loud splat on the floor.
• steal She had to steal a glance at him before turning away.
• suet
• sweat After running three miles, I was covered in sweat.

Intertubing

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