Correct spellings for GISTS
- casts The actor who casts a spell on his audience always receives a standing ovation.
- costs The company is planning to reduce costs by outsourcing production.
- egoists The egoists cared only for themselves and neglected the needs of others.
- fists He clenched his fists, ready to fight.
- Gaits
- gets He always gets the first slice of cake.
- ghosts I don't believe in ghosts, but I still get spooked in old, abandoned buildings.
- gifts She always bought extravagant gifts for her friends, even if it put a strain on her budget.
- GILTS After the delivery, the Gilts placed their new baby in the infant's room.
- gist The gist of the conversation was that we needed to focus on increasing sales.
- GITS
- grits I love to eat breakfast foods with grits on the side.
- guests The receptionist greeted the guests as they entered the hotel lobby.
- guises The same man, in different guises, kept appearing at the crime scenes.
- gust A strong gust of wind blew my papers off my desk.
- gusts The gusts of wind were so strong that they knocked over the lawn chairs.
- guts He showed a lot of guts by standing up for what he believed in.
- jests He often jokes and jests around with his friends.
- joists The joists in the attic were heavily weathered and needed to be replaced.
- kits I ordered several DIY kits to improve my crafting skills.
- lists I need to make two lists: one for groceries and one for school supplies.
- mists The mists over the mountains added an eerie and mystical quality to the landscape.
- SITS My cat always sits on my lap when I'm watching TV.
