Correct spellings for IISTED
- Basted The turkey was basted several times with butter and herbs to keep it moist.
- bested He bested all his competitors in the running race.
- busted The police officer busted the thief stealing from the store.
- Cited In her paper, she cited two sources.
- COSTED The accountant costed the project before submitting it for approval.
- Dusted She carefully dusted the antique vase with a soft cloth.
- Fasted I fasted for twelve hours this morning.
- Foisted Foisted fuel oil into the engine during the pre-flight check.
- gusted The wind gusted, pushing her back.
- Hasted He hasted to catch up with his friends who were already walking ahead.
- heisted The jewels were heisted from the museum's locked safe.
- Hoisted The new flag was hoisted in a ceremony.
- hosted The company is hosted at Microsoft's data center in Redmond.
- instead I decided to watch a movie instead of studying for my exams.
- Issued The government issued a warning about staying indoors during the hurricane.
- Jested She jested that she was going to change his tire for him.
- Lasted The movie lasted longer than they thought it would.
- listed The items listed on the menu are subject to change.
- Lusted She lusted after the luxurious lifestyle of the rich and famous celebrities.
- masted The ship was masted with three tall wooden masts.
- Misted The windows were misted over, making it hard to see outside.
- nested Nested VP's make great containers for Nested objects.
- Ousted He was ousted from his position as mayor.
- pasted I pasted the paper on the wall.
- posted I posted my resume on the website.
- rested After a long day of work, I finally rested my tired legs on the couch.
- rusted The old bicycle had a rusted chain that wouldn't turn anymore.
- Sited The new stadium was sited in a prime location, with easy access to public transportation and ample parking.
- Tasted I tasted the spicy curry and felt a sudden rush of heat.
- tested The new software update needs to be tested thoroughly before it is released to the customers.
- vested She vested in the company's stock.
- Visited My sister and I visited her in the city for the weekend.
- wasted I wasted so much time on social media.
