Correct spellings for HITTED
- Chatted I chatted with my friends over coffee for an hour.
- Cited The writer cited several sources in her research paper.
- dittoed She dittoed the email to her boss.
- Fitted My new shirt is really fitted.
- halted The construction of the new office building was halted due to safety concerns.
- Hasted The hostess hasted to the kitchen to prepare the food as the guests arrived.
- hated She hated the taste of brussel sprouts.
- hatred
- hatted He hatted himself before leaving the house, always wanting to make a good impression.
- hatter The Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland is a beloved and iconic character.
- heated The argument became very heated after he accused her of cheating.
- Hefted I hefted the crate onto my shoulder.
- heisted The thief heisted the priceless painting from the museum.
- Hided
- Hied She hied to the supermarket to get some groceries before it closed.
- Hiked I hiked up the mountain to see the beautiful view.
- Hinted I hinted that I wanted to see the new movie.
- hired The company hired three new employees yesterday.
- Hitched Her car was too small for him, so she hitched a ride with her friend.
- hitter The baseball team needs a strong hitter in the lineup to score more runs.
- hitters Hitters who run above the average at batting practice can improve their batting average.
- Hived During the summertime, the bees hived in the backyard hive that was built just for them.
- Hoisted The flag was hoisted at half-mast to pay respect to the victims of the attack.
- Hooted I hooted when I saw the owl perched atop the tree.
- hosted Your favourite movie streaming service is hosted on the internet.
- hotbed The city became a hotbed of political activism during the 1960s.
- hotter The sun was hotter today than it has been in a long time.
- hunted The chalet was being hunted by the police.
- kited I kited the handwritten letter to her.
- knitted My grandmother knitted me a cozy sweater for Christmas last year.
- pitted The water looked dirty and pitted after being covered in rain.
- Shirted I have always shirted up before leaving the house.
- Sited The new factory was strategically sited near the major highways for easier transportation of goods.
- titter I couldn't help but titter at her silly jokes.
- Whetted My blade was whetted this morning, ready for the fight.
- Whited
- Witted The witted woman was able to outwit her opponents.
