Correct spellings for PICHED
- Ached My head ached after hearing the news.
- Birched The woman was birched by the village priest for being rude.
- bitched She bitched about everything that went wrong in her life.
- Ditched
- Hitched The couple hitched a ride home after their car broke down on the highway.
- Itched I have itched all over my body for hours.
- Paced I paced back and forth in my room for hours.
- parched I cannot drink this water; it's too parched.
- patched I have patched up the hole in the wall with some putty.
- perched The small bird perched on the ceihng.
- Picked He picked up the fallen branch.
- Pieced The quilt was pieced together from many different scraps of fabric.
- pied The cat was pied with green and black stripes.
- Piked I saw a piked deer crossing the street.
- piled She piled the dirty dishes in the sink without washing them.
- pinched When I was making dinner, I accidentally pinched my finger between two hot pots.
- Pined She walked with a hunchbacked gait, like a pined deer.
- Piped I piped some festive music through the speakers to set the mood for the party.
- pitched He pitched the ball with great precision, striking out the batter.
- pitcher The baseball pitcher threw a 100 mile-per-hour fastball.
- pitches The entrepreneur made several pitches to investors in order to secure funding for his business.
- pithead I was heading for the pithead when I saw the dog.
- poached She poached an egg for breakfast.
- pouched The wallaby hopped away, its young pouched safely in its belly.
- psyched She was psyched for her party tonight.
- Punched The student punched the wall in frustration.
- Pushed The old woman was pushed down the stairs.
- Witched
