Correct spellings for WITHED
- birthed She birthed a beautiful baby boy after a long and difficult labor.
- pithead The workers emerged from the mines and gathered at the pithead to discuss their day's work.
- Swathed The newborn baby was swathed in a soft blanket to keep him warm and cozy.
- Tithed As a devout follower, he always tithed a portion of his income to the church.
- Waited I waited patiently for the customer service representative to answer my call.
- Watched Yesterday, I watched a movie with my friend.
- Weighed I weighed myself this morning and realized I need to start working out more.
- Whited
- whither I am unsure whither my next destination should be.
- wined After a long day, he wined and dined with his colleagues at a fancy restaurant.
- Wiped I wiped my hands on a napkin after eating the messy ribs.
- wired
- wised I wised up and stopped hanging out with that bad crowd.
- Wished He wished he could turn back time and do things differently.
- Witched She witched her way into getting the job she wanted.
- With With a little bit of practice, anyone can learn to play an instrument.
- withe I found a nice withe in the woods that I'll use for the handle of my walking stick.
- Withed The flower stems withed and eventually died.
- wither The rose petals began to wither and fall off the stem.
- withered The flower withered away in the scorching heat.
- withers The horse's withers stood tall as it galloped across the field.
- withes The witch stirred her pot with a bundle of withes.
- Witted He was quick-witted, able to come up with witty remarks on the spot.
- Wived I have never wived before, but I am excited to start my new chapter with my loving partner.
- writhed The patient writhed in pain as the nurse administered the injection.
