Correct spellings for BIRST
- barest The tree had lost all its foliage and only the barest branches remained.
- bars The bartender wiped down the counters and restocked the liquor before the night's rush of customers filled the bars.
- bart A bartender named Bart served me a delicious margarita.
- bast
- beast There was a beast lurking in the shadows.
- beirut Pierre planned to retire to Beirut, but after the bombing he's reconsidering.
- Bert John often chats with Bert, who always has the latest gossip.
- best The best way to enjoy the beach is by swimming.
- bias Her bias towards her hometown team was evident when she cheered loudly every time they scored.
- bids She bids farewell to her friends before leaving for the airport.
- bight I sighted the shoreline just before we reached the bight.
- BIOS Of course, you should update your BIOS before installing a new operating system.
- bird The bird chirped happily in the early morning sunlight.
- birds In the morning, the birds are chirping.
- Bis She cut the cake bis, creating equal-sized pieces.
- bit She bit her lip to stop from laughing.
- bits I love spending my free time listening to music and bits SHN digital downloads.
- bizet During their stay in Paris, Gilbert and Sullivan had the opportunity to see Georges Bizet's opera "Carmen
- blast I was looking forward to the blast of cooled air, but it was disappointingly mild.
- boast The pride of the victor was evident in his boast.
- boost I need to boost my energy to get through the day.
- brat I can't stand her little brat of a brother.
- brest
- Bret Bret is a very strange name.
- brit Oh no! I left my brit on the counter.
- brut
- BURS The burs attached to the hem of his pants caught on the carpet.
- bursa She had a large, painful bursa on her right shoulder.
- burst Billie burst into tears.
- bursts As the pressure built, the dam eventually bursts, unleashing a torrent of water.
- burt I kissed Burt and he kissed me back.
- bust He tried to open the door but the knob was jammed, so he had to bust it open with his foot.
- DIST
- erst
- first I always like to arrive early so that I can be one of the first to enter the theater.
- fist He pounded his fist against the table to emphasize his point.
- gist The gist of the matter is that you need to get a job.
- Hist
- list Please list your favorites.
- mist I can see the mist coming up from the river.
- thirst After running for an hour, my thirst was almost unbearable.
- Wist I think I saw a yellow Wist in the store.
