How to spell TITED correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "tited" instead of a different word, here are a few possible correct suggestions. If you meant "tired", it refers to a state of exhaustion. Another option could be "tinted", which indicates adding color or shade. "Titled" could also work, referring to a formal designation or the name of a creative work.

• Cited The professor cited several sources during his lecture to support his argument.
• dated My wardrobe is so dated, I really need to go shopping.
• Died
• Dieted
• Doted My aunt doted on me and spoiled me rotten.
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• Fitted I am wearing a fitted dress to the wedding.
• kited I kited the check for the hotel reservation.
• pitted The surface of the peach was pitted and rough.
• Sited The business is sited on the busiest corner in town.
• stated The witness stated that he saw the suspect run away from the scene of the crime.
• tainted The investigation was tainted by biased witnesses and unreliable evidence.
• Tasted After sampling their wines, we found that they tasted just as good as they smelled.
• tate I spent the afternoon at the cottage, taking a break from school Tate.
• tatted
• ted Ted is my neighbor who likes to play golf.
• Teed
• Tented The family enjoyed a tented camping experience in the forest.
• tested I tested the new software for bugs before launching it.
• tide The tide was so strong that it pulled the boat away from the shore.
• Tided
• Tidied Charles took the tidied up clothes off the line and put them in the laundry.
• tied Alex was tied to the chair.
• tiled The bathroom floor was expertly tiled with white and blue ceramic tiles.
• tilted The bowl of cereal was tilted so that the milk was flowing off the side.
• timed I ran the race and was delighted to learn that I timed my best 5K ever.
• tinted The windows of the car were tinted, giving the passengers privacy from onlookers.
• tiptoed She tiptoed into the room, trying not to wake the sleeping baby.
• tired
• Tithed The system of tithed is a religious tradition that originated in the Hebrew Bible.
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• titled He wrote a book titled "The Art of War".
• tito My father is from Tito.
• titter The audience let out a titter of laughter as the comedian told a silly joke.
• toed I stepped on a toed can.
• Tooted Tooted his nose.
• tote
• Toted After getting punched in the nose, I toted my supplies to the van.
• Totted The little girl totted along behind her mother, gripping her hand tightly.
• Touted He is a highly touted athlete.
• tried I tried to convince her but she refused to listen.
• trite It was a trite observation that the sun rose in the east.
• tufted The tufted cushions of the sofa added a touch of elegance to the room.
• Twitted The mean girl twitted a nasty comment about her classmate's appearance on social media.
• Witted She was quick-witted enough to turn the situation to her advantage.

Apsolutly

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