Correct spellings for DOGHT
- aught I do not know aught of what you speak.
- bight The fishing boat sailed into the bight of the bay to catch some mackerel.
- Bought I just bought myself a new pair of shoes.
- digit I need to memorize my credit card's 16-digit number.
- dog My dog started to bark.
- doge The doge of Venice was a position of great authority in the 16th century.
- doggy I love playing fetch with my doggy in the park.
- dogie My little dogie loves to play with my dog.
- doha She arrived in Doha a few days ago.
- dolt She decided to confront him about his rudeness but he was still a total dolt.
- don't I don't like ice cream.
- DOSH I'm saving up my dosh for a new laptop.
- Dost You can trust me, Dost.
- dot I need to put a dot over the letter "i" in this word.
- Doth "He doth protest too much," said the audience member to his friend during the play.
- doubt I doubt that he will be able to come to the party tonight.
- dough We've got fresh dough today.
- doughty She's a true doughty woman, who won't give up on her dreams.
- doughy I am feeling doughy this morning.
- drought His home is in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley, which is one of the most drought prone areas in California.
- Dwight My mother always warned me about Dwight.
- eight The clock striking eight woke her up.
- fight The two boxers were in the ring, ready to fight for the champion title.
- Fought The two armies fought fiercely for control of the hill.
- light The light in the room casts an eerie glow.
- might I might go out with her.
- night I always sleep better at night because it's so quiet.
- nought Nought can express a lack of something definite or something not at all.
- ought You ought to consider investing in real estate.
- right I need to take my right shoe off.
- sight The majestic sight of the mountain range filled me with awe.
- sought She sought advice from her trusted friend before making a decision.
- tight My jeans are a little tight.
- wight He was a wight, and though he was small in size, he was frightfully strong.
