Correct spellings for WNTED
- bunted I bunted the ball to shortstop.
- Hinted She hinted that there was something more to the story.
- hunted The lioness hunted with fierce agility, pouncing on her prey with deadly accuracy.
- Minted He looked at the minted coins and marveled at how new and shiny they were.
- need I need to go grocery shopping this evening.
- noted I have noted down all the important points of the meeting.
- punted He punted the ball into the goal.
- Ranted She ranted about the idiot who cut in front of her in traffic.
- ted Ted works at a local bookstore.
- Tented The family rented a tented cabin for their camping trip.
- tinted The windows of the limousine were heavily tinted for privacy and coolness.
- united The countries of Europe united to form the European Union.
- untied He untied the knot in the rope and let it fall to the ground.
- vented He vented his frustration by throwing a temper tantrum in public.
- wanted John wanted to go to the party, but he was feeling too tired.
- Wended After work, I wended my way through the crowded streets to get home.
- winded After running a mile, Emily was so winded that she had to take a few minutes to catch her breath.
- wonted Despite the chaos of the situation, he carried out his duties with his wonted calm and efficiency.
