How to spell WOLTED correctly?

If you meant to write "wolted" but realize it's a misspelling, fear not! The correct suggestions can be "bolted" or "wilted". "Bolted" refers to something being secured tightly, while "wilted" describes a drooping or withering appearance. Choose the appropriate term based on your intended context and share your intended meaning accurately.

• belted As soon as the plane took off, the passenger in the window seat belted himself in for safety.
• bolted The horse bolted out of the stable and ran into the open field.
• felted She admired the intricately felted wool hat on the display shelf.
• folded
• halted The construction work was halted by the heavy storm.
• jilted After being jilted by her fiance, she decided that love was not for her.
• jolted She was jolted awake by the sound of thunder.
• Kilted The kilted Scottish soldier marched proudly in the parade.
• lilted She lilted across the room, a trail of silk behind her.
• looted The museum was looted of its artifacts.
• malted
• melted
• milted I'm feeling so milted, I must be in the bathtub.
• molded The sculpture is molded from a single piece of copper.
• Molted She had to molted her old skin and wear the new one for a while.
• Moulted After shedding their outer layer of skin, their feathers moulted and they resumed their life as new birds.
• Pelted I was pelted with eggs as I walked through the city.
• salted
• Silted The river silted up after heavy rains, causing flooding throughout the area.
• tilted The picture on the wall was tilted and needed to be straightened.
• Voted
• Wafted
• Waited I waited for hours for the bus to arrive.
• Waled
• Walked
• walled The city was surrounded by a large, well-walled wall.
• walter Walter was so excited to see his old friend, Bob.
• Waltzed Neither of them had danced in years, and Waltzed seemed like the perfect way to resurrect some of that energy.
• wanted She wanted to go to the beach, but it was too cold.
• wasted I wasted my time watching that movie.
• Welded The metal is welded together.
• Welled I welled up with tears at the realization of how lucky I was.
• Welted My shoe is welted.
• welter The party was a welter of colorful attire.
• Whited
• Willed She willed herself to not cry when she saw the sad news.
• wilted
• Witted
• wold
• wolfed The children wolfed down their dinner like they hadn't eaten in days.
• wonted She found comfort in the wonted routine of her morning coffee and newspaper.
• wooded The hiking trail through the wooded forest was beautiful in the morning light.
• Worded I was disappointed with her worded refusal.
• worsted I knit my worsted yarn with the nicest of care.

Apsolutly

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