What is the correct spelling for BBETTER?

If you wrote "bbetter" instead of "better", fear not! Here are some correct suggestions. You may have intended to write "bitter", referring to a taste or feeling of resentment. Alternatively, you could have meant "batter", as in the mixture used in baking. Remember to proofread carefully to avoid similar mistakes in the future.

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Correct spellings for BBETTER

  • abettor She was the perfect abettor for his dark crimes.
  • batter I mixed up a batch of cake batter for my friend's birthday.
  • beater My car has a big and loud beater stereo.
  • begetter There is a begetter of life within us all.
  • Bette Bette Davis was renowned for her performances in classic Hollywood films such as "All About Eve" and "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?"
  • better I think things will be better tomorrow.
  • betters She worked hard every day to betters her skills as a pianist.
  • bettor The bettor can expect the house edge to be around 1.5%.
  • bitter I can't believe he would say something so mean, it's like he's bitter about everything.
  • blotter The police blotter contains all of the recent crimes.
  • butter I regret to say that the butter was rancid.
  • fetter
  • letter She sent him a letter of apology.
  • netter I cannot believe how much nicer she is than my previous girlfriend - she's definitely a netter.
  • setter The English setter is a intelligent and affectionate breed of dog.
  • wetter Today's forecast says it will be wetter