How to spell STATAED correctly?

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• sated I was so sated after our delicious meal, I decided to take a nap.
• scatted As the wind picked up, the dry leaves scatted along the ground.
• seated I was seated at the front of the room during the presentation.
• Skated She skated gracefully across the ice.
• Slated I was slated to graduate this year but now I'll have to take a year off.
• Slatted The sun streamed through the slatted blinds casting shadows on the floor.
• Spatted I spatted all over my new blouse.
• stabbed He was arrested for attempted murder after he stabbed his neighbor multiple times.
• stacked She neatly stacked her dishes in the dishwasher.
• staffed
• staged The director staged a brilliant performance that wowed the audience.
• stained
• Staked I staked my claim on the land and started building my house.
• Staled The promise of staled food made her want to eat more.
• Stalled
• stared She stared at the empty chair, her heart aching.
• starred The magazine starred the movie's biggest stars.
• started I started reading a new book last night.
• startled He was startled by the sudden noise.
• starved I forgot to pack snacks for the road trip and ended up feeling starved by the time we got to our destination.
• stashed She stashed the money in her backpack for safekeeping.
• state The state of New Mexico is a beautiful place to live.
• stated The defendant stated that he was innocent of all charges.
• Staten I miss Staten.
• stater The stater is a unit of currency in Greece.
• states I own a house in three different states.
• statue
• statues The park is filled with beautiful statues.
• Staved The music teacher staved off boredom during class by introducing games and contests.
• Stayed
• Stetted I was surprised when my flight was canceled and I had to stay in Stetted for another day.
• swatted The fly was annoying me so much that I finally swatted it with a rolled-up newspaper.
• tatted She had been tatted all over her body.

Apsolutly

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