How to spell STAITED correctly?

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• sainted He was determined to live a sainted life, dedicating himself to charity and helping others in need.
• salted
• sated After a big meal, I was sated and didn't want to eat anything else.
• scatted The bird scatted across the clearing.
• seated She was seated at the front of the classroom.
• Sited The school was sited in a quiet and desirable location.
• Skated I skated across the ice today.
• Slated
• Slatted The sunlight filtered through the slatted blinds, creating a pattern on the floor.
• Smarted I can't believe he smarted by leaving his phone in the library!
• Spatted I spatted my shoe on the dirty tile.
• Spited She spited her ex-boyfriend by posting unflattering pictures of him on social media.
• stabbed He was stabbed with a sharp object in the back alley.
• stacked boxes of cereal were stacked high in the cupboard
• staffed The store was always properly staffed, even during the busiest times of the year.
• staged The play was obviously staged by the director.
• staid The company's culture was too staid for the lively new employee.
• stained I was left with a stained shirt.
• Staked She was so mad that he had staked her to the ground.
• Staled The bread had staled by the time we got to eat it.
• Stalled I'm stalled on my project and I need help.
• stared
• starred She starred in many hit movies but never won an award.
• started
• starter The mushroom bruschetta was a delectable starter.
• startled After getting startled by the sound, she started to scream.
• starved The dehydrated bird could barely fly and appeared to be starved.
• stashed The thief had stashed the stolen jewels in a hidden compartment.
• state
• stated He clearly stated his intentions for the future during the meeting.
• Staten
• stater The ancient Greek coin known as a stater was often used as currency.
• states
• Staved The door had been Staved in by someone with a sharp object.
• Stayed We stayed up all night watching TV.
• Stetted The balloons were Stetted in the air by the wind.
• stilted The conversation felt stilted and awkward, with both parties struggling to find common ground.
• Stinted
• Striated The muscles in the human body are striated, meaning they have a striped or banded appearance.
• stunted She was stunted in her growth due to malnutrition.
• suited He is a very fit man - he suited the job perfectly.
• swatted Yesterday, the police arrived at our neighbor's house after a prank caller swatted them.
• Tasted I tasted the soup and it was really good.
• tatted She showed off her tatted sleeve in the summer heat.

Intertubing

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