Correct spellings for SHANTED
- anted I anted up my portion of the bill at the restaurant.
- canted The window was canted so that sunlight streamed in.
- Chanced I chanced to meet my old friend at the supermarket.
- changed I changed my mind about going to the party.
- chanted The group of monks chanted their sacred chants in unison.
- chanter The church's chanter sang beautifully during Sunday service.
- chantey Sailors often sang chantey songs while working aboard ships.
- Charted The team had charted a course for the expedition before setting sail.
- Chatted We chatted about our weekend plans.
- handed I handed him the ball and he kicked it into the goal.
- haunted The haunted house is the perfect place for a spooky Halloween party.
- Hinted She hinted that she might have a surprise for him.
- hunted The wolf hungrily hunted for its prey in the dark forest.
- Panted After running a mile, the dog panted heavily on the floor.
- Ranted I ranted about the terrible traffic for an hour straight before getting home.
- sainted The much-sainted Mother Teresa devoted her life to helping the poor and sick.
- Sanded She carefully sanded the rough edges of the wooden table with a piece of sandpaper.
- Scanted The party was scanted of balloons.
- scented I bought a scented candle that fills the room with the beautiful aroma of lavender.
- shaded The shaded areas in the park are perfect for picnics on hot summer days.
- Shafted The victim was shafted by the dishonest thief.
- Shanties There's a spread of shanties on the tin roof.
- shanty The old fisherman lived in a small shanty by the river.
- Shifted I'm feeling a bit shifted today.
- Shined The sun shined brightly on the beach, dazzling everyone with its radiance.
- Shinned I was shinned by a light in the sky.
- Shirted
- shorted The electricity shorted out and the lights went out.
- shouted The angry man shouted at the driver who cut him off in traffic.
- Shunned I was shunned by my classmates for being different.
- Shunted The train was shunted off the track.
- slanted The journalist wrote a slanted article, filling it with biased opinions and omitting important facts.
- wanted She wanted to spend the day lounging on the beach, but her work commitments wouldn't allow it.
