How to spell TIRTED correctly?

If you've mistakenly written "tirted" and are scratching your head for correct alternatives, fret not! The closest, correctly spelled word could be "titled". However, depending on the context, you can also consider "tiered" or "tinted" as suitable alternatives. Remember to proofread your work to avoid such errors in the future.

• Cited The textbook cited several research articles to support its claims.
• Darted The squirrel darted across the yard and climbed up the tree.
• Dieted She had dieted for months in order to fit into her wedding dress.
• Dirtied I went outside to play and got dirtied up.
• Girted She girted him in a way that made his heart melt.
• kited She kited a check knowing that there wasn't enough money in the account.
• Shirted The man in the crowd was shirted in a bright yellow polo.
• Sited The new hospital will be sited on the outskirts of the city.
• started The experimental procedure started without me realizing it.
• tainted The reputation of the company was tainted after the scandal.
• Tared I tared the scale before weighing out the flour for the recipe.
• Tasted
• tatted She had a beautiful design tatted on her back.
• Tented The family enjoyed a relaxing vacation in a tented campsite.
• tested The product was tested rigorously before being released to the market.
• Tided I tided up the room before the guests arrived.
• Tidied I tidied my room before my guests arrived.
• tied
• tiered The wedding cake at the reception was a three-tiered masterpiece.
• tiled The floor was tiled with green and white checkerboard squares.
• tilted I leaned sideways to get a better view of the tilted building.
• timed The Timed Test was more difficult than I thought it would be.
• tinted The windows of the car were tinted, preventing anyone from seeing inside.
• tiptoed The burglar tiptoed through the darkened house.
• tired
• Tithed He tithed 10% of his income to his church every month.
• titled I am the nominal titled heir to a large fortune.
• titter The audience let out a titter of laughter at the comedian's joke.
• Tooted The car tooted its horn loudly to let the pedestrians know it was approaching.
• torte I enjoy baking a chocolate torte for special occasions.
• Toted She toted her heavy backpack up the steep mountain trail.
• Totted I cannot believe you totted your essay!
• Touted The new product was touted to be the best in the market.
• treed
• tried She tried to lift the heavy box but it was too much for her.
• trued
• tufted The animal's fur was tufted.
• Twitted She twitted her friend for misspelling a word on social media.

Apsolutly

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