How to spell WHELT correctly?

When encountering the misspelling "whelt", it's crucial to remember the correct spelling is actually "welt". A welt refers to a raised mark on the skin, often caused by injury or an insect bite. By using the correct spelling, one can ensure clear communication and avoid any confusion.

• belt
• celt
• Dwelt The family dwelt in a small house on the edge of town.
• felt I felt a cold breeze blow past me as I walked towards the park.
• halt The approaching storm forced us to halt our hike and seek shelter.
• held I held onto my umbrella tightly as the wind picked up.
• helot In ancient Sparta, a helot was a slave or serf who was owned by the state.
• hilt He grasped the sword tightly by the hilt and prepared to defend himself.
• Holt I don't know anyone named Holt.
• melt
• pelt The rain began to pelt against the roof of the car as we drove down the highway.
• Walt
• weft The weft in the fabric is what's going to give the fabric its strength.
• weld The metal is too hot to weld.
• well
• welt I have a blistering welt on my foot after hiking in uncomfortable shoes.
• welts I have sore welts on my arms from where he tried to pull me off the ground.
• Went
• Wept I wept until sunrise.
• west My friends and I went to the west coast.
• wet After standing in the rain, my clothes were soaking wet.
• whale
• What
• wheal I have a little wheal on my arm.
• wheals She had several wheals on her arm from where the needle had gone in.
• wheat I need to buy some wheat flour.
• wheel The wheel of my bicycle needs some air.
• wheels I have new wheels for my car.
• whelk The boy found a whelk shell on the beach.
• whelm I am so overwhelmed with work that I fear it will whelm me.
• whelp The dog is expected to whelp in the next two weeks.
• whet
• while She slept while her daughter was in the other room.
• Whilst Whilst I am out, I would like you to take care of the dog.
• whit I couldn't see a whit of my surroundings due to the thick fog.
• whole I am grateful for my whole family.
• wield
• wilt In the summer, the flowers will wilt.

Intertubing

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