How to spell TOUNTED correctly?

If you meant to type "tounted" but made a common spelling error, the correct word may be "taunted". Taunted refers to teasing or mocking someone. Double-check your spelling to ensure clear communication.

• bunted The baseball player bunted the ball, hoping to advance the runner on base.
• Counted I counted to ten before opening the box.
• daunted I was daunted by the size of the mountain, but I decided to climb it anyway.
• hunted Gary was hunted by the police for hours.
• mounted The deer head was mounted on the wall of the cabin.
• punted She punted the ball for an eighty-five yard gain.
• stunted Due to lack of proper nutrition, the child was stunted in both physical and mental growth.
• tainted The food was so tainted that I couldn't eat it.
• Taunted He taunted her for her short height.
• Taunter The taunter was quick to disturb the peace.
• Tented The family enjoyed a tented camping experience in the woods.
• tinted The windows were tinted to help block out the sun.
• toned She had a fit of the giggles and her cheeks got a nice little dose of toned.
• tonged He tonged the hot dogs on the grill with his long metal tongs.
• Tooted After taking a long tooted breath, she released it slowly.
• Toted She toted her heavy luggage up the stairs.
• Totted She totted up the bill to see if she had enough money to pay for her groceries.
• Touted The new restaurant is being touted as the best in the city.
• truanted During his senior year, John often truanted from school to go surfing.
• tufted The zebra has a tufted coat of wool.
• tuned Music is a type of art that is often tuned to specific frequencies.
• wonted After being away for so long, it took some time for the traveler to get used to the wonted surroundings of their hometown.

Apsolutly

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