Correct spellings for SAFTEE
- after After I finish this project, I can finally take a day off.
- ATEE
- dafter I thought my sister was the dafter of the two of us, but she proved me wrong when she solved the math problem before I did.
- draftee The draftee was nervous as he awaited his turn to be called up to serve his country.
- rafted We rafted down the river for six hours and saw all sorts of wildlife along the way.
- rafter The carpenter installed the new rafter to strengthen the roof's support.
- safe He assured me that the ride would be safe and I had nothing to worry about.
- safer Wearing a seatbelt is much safer than not wearing one.
- safes The bank vault contains multiple safes for storing valuable items.
- SAFIRE
- salted I love the delicious taste of salted caramel ice cream.
- salter My grandmother always used her antique salter when baking her famous bread.
- saree She wore a beautiful red saree to the wedding.
- Sarthe
- Sartre Sartre was a prominent existentialist philosopher and writer in the 20th century.
- sate I must sate my hunger before I can continue working on this project.
- sated After eating the large pizza, we were finally sated.
- sateen The bed sheets made of sateen were soft and comfortable to sleep on.
- sates The buffet sates all your cravings.
- SATESE
- saute I will saute the onions and garlic in olive oil before adding the tomatoes for the sauce.
- sauteed I sauteed some mushrooms and onions for my omelette this morning.
- sautes
- settee I love curling up on the settee with a good book on a rainy day.
- shafted He felt shafted when he found out his colleague got the promotion he had been working hard for.
- sifted She sifted the flour before adding it to the cake batter.
- sifter She used a sifter to remove the larger debris from the soil before planting her new flowers.
- soften Adding fabric softener to your laundry helps to soften your clothes.
- softer The material of the new pillows was much softer than the old ones.
- softie Don't let his tough exterior fool you, he's actually a bit of a softie.
- suttee Suttee, a Hindu practice of widows immolating themselves on their husband's funeral pyre, was outlawed by the British in the 19th century.
- wafted The aroma of freshly baked bread wafted through the air, inviting everyone to the bakery.
