Correct spellings for TETTERZ
- Better I am feeling better after taking medicine for my headache.
- Betters She hopes that going to college will betters her career prospects in the future.
- Fetter The fear of failure is a fetter that can hold you back from realizing your true potential.
- Fetters The weight of his past mistakes was like a pair of fetters, holding him back from moving on with his life.
- Getter The getter in the light bulb absorbs any remaining gas molecules that could impair the bulb's function.
- Getters The company's marketing strategy involves using various attention-getters to attract potential customers.
- Letter I'm going to write a letter to my grandmother to let her know how much I appreciate her.
- Letters I love writing letters to my grandparents who live far away.
- Netter
- Netters
- Setter The setter on the volleyball team is responsible for setting up their teammates for successful attacks.
- Setters The setters in the volleyball game were exceptional at delivering precise passes to their teammates.
- Tatter The old book was falling apart, and its pages were in tatters.
- Tatters The poor man's clothes were in tatters after years of wear and tear.
- Teeter She felt the chair teeter as she leaned back too far.
- Teeters The old man teeters on his cane as he walks down the street.
- Tester The tester will run multiple tests to ensure the software is functioning properly.
- Testers The testers found several bugs in the software during their tests.
- Tether The dog was tethered to a stake in the ground.
- Tethers The astronaut used tethers to remain attached to the spacecraft while performing repairs.
- Titter The audience couldn't help but titter at the comedian's silly one-liner.
- Titters The audience erupted in titters as the comedian delivered another punchline.
- Totter The old man tottered across the room, struggling to keep his balance.
- Totters The old man's legs started to totter as he stepped onto the steep staircase.
- Wetter Today's weather forecast predicts that it will be wetter than yesterday.
- Wetters The wetters had kept me from going on a walk in the park.
