Correct spellings for UOTED
- Acted She acted like she didn't know what was going on, but I knew she did.
- anted
- bated The group of students waited with bated breath for the exam results to be posted.
- Boated They boated down the river and enjoyed the scenic views along the way.
- Boded The dark clouds boded a stormy and gloomy evening.
- booted We were booted from the train.
- Butted The ram butted the fence, trying to break free.
- Cited The historian cited several sources to support his argument.
- coated The candy was coated in a layer of shiny, colorful sugar.
- CODED The coded message led them to the suspect's lair.
- dated I found an old, dated magazine in my grandmother's attic.
- dote She continued to dote on her little nephew long after he had fallen asleep.
- Doted The grandmother doted on her grandchildren and spoiled them with affection.
- Doter Doter is a new app that helps you save money on groceries.
- dotted The paper was dotted with colorful illustrations.
- emoted The actor emoted so effectively that the audience was moved to tears.
- fated According to the prophecy, the young prince was fated to defeat the evil sorcerer and save the kingdom.
- Feted Cocktails were being served and the guests were feted by the host.
- footed The horse was sure-footed as it navigated through the rocky terrain.
- Gated The complex is gated and has 24 hour security.
- Gutted I'm gutted that I missed the opportunity.
- hated She hated being the center of attention.
- Hooted The owl hooted loudly from the tree branch.
- Jotted I jotted down the phone number in my notebook.
- Jutted The jagged rocks jutted out of the water, creating a dangerous obstacle for the boats.
- kited She kited the check to a different bank.
- looted During the chaos of the riots, several small businesses were looted and destroyed.
- mated The pair of birds had mated for life, and were often seen building their nest together.
- Meted I meted out justice to the crook.
- moated The castle was surrounded by a deep and wide moated, making it difficult for invaders to enter.
- Mooted The idea for a new regulation was mooted during the meeting, but no decisions were made.
- motet She sang a motet with her sisters in the cathedral.
- muted The sound of the ocean muted the noise from the party.
- noted I have noted all of the important details in my notebook.
- Nutted In her blissful state, she nutted all over the place.
- Oozed The boiling water oozed out of the pot.
- OPED The editor refused to/oped the article.
- opted I opted for the chicken instead of the steak.
- Ousted Prince Charles was ousted from the monarchy in the UK.
- outed After the party, she was outed as the host's dirty little secret.
- owed I am owed a favor by her.
- Ported The developer ported the game from PC to mobile.
- potted I bought a potted plant for my office.
- Pouted The child pouted when he couldn't have any more cookies.
- putted You putted your cigarette in my ashtray.
- quoited
- Quoted She quoted extensively from the book "Waiting for Godot".
- Rated This film is rated PG.
- Rioted The protesters rioted when the police refused to let them through.
- rooted I was so excited to plant the tomatoes, but now I'm rooted in my spot on the patio.
- rotted The fruit had been left out in the sun for too long and had rotted.
- routed The army was routed and forced to retreat.
- rutted The dirt road was rutted with deep grooves from the heavy rain.
- sated She was so sated after her feast that she couldn't wait to curl up on the couch and watch a movie.
- Sited The new hospital was sited in a more accessible location.
- sorted The sorted books are in the orderly bookcase.
- suited The job position was well suited to Elizabeth's skills and experience.
- ted Ted poured himself a cup of coffee before settling down to read the morning news.
- toed She toed the edge of the swimming pool before diving in.
- Tooted I am tooted that you are coming.
- tote She was carrying her tote bag.
- Toted I toted my backpack filled with books to class.
- Totted As the waitress brought the bill to the table, she totted up the total cost.
- Touted The new restaurant is touted as the best in the city.
- united We are UNITED in our support for democracy!
- untied I had to get my shoes untied before I could leave the room.
- upped They've upped the stakes.
- Urged I was urged to attend the meeting, but I declined.
- used I have used this pencil for writing many times.
- ute Our ute was getting old and we needed a new one.
- Utes I am from the Utes tribe.
- utter He let out an utter scream of terror when he saw the ghost.
- Voted Last night, I voted.
