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How to spell VITTIE correctly?

If you meant "vittie" as in "vittles", the correct spelling is actually "vittles". Other correct suggestions might include "vittae", which are tiny hairs on plants or "vitti", which can mean "lives" in Italian. However, it's important to consider the context in which the misspelling was made to determine the correct suggestion.

List of suggestions on how to spell vittie correctly

  • BETTIE Bettie Page's iconic pin-up photos had a major influence on pop culture.
  • bittie
  • BITTIER I like my coffee bittier, so I add less cream and sugar.
  • DITTIES My grandmother often hums old ditties from the 1940s while she bakes in the kitchen.
  • HATTIE Hattie was thrilled to receive an invitation to the party.
  • HETTIE
  • HITTITE The Hittite empire prospered in the Late Bronze Age.
  • HOTTIE I saw a hottie at the club last night.
  • KITTIES "I love to snuggle with my kitties on a rainy day."
  • LITTLE Can I have a little bit of water, please?
  • LOTTIE
  • MATTIE Mattie was ecstatic when she found out she won the spelling bee competition.
  • NETTIE Nettie was delighted with her new puppy that she named Fluffy.
  • PATTIE I love to have a cheeseburger with a juicy patty in it.
  • TATTIE I had a delicious bowl of steaming tattie soup for lunch.
  • TITTIES
  • TITTLE I noticed a tittle missing from the title of your report.
  • VICKIE
  • VICTIM The detective asked the victim to describe what the perpetrator looked like.
  • VIRGIE
  • VIRTUE Practicing honesty and integrity is considered a virtuous behavior.
  • VITAE My vitae lists all of my relevant work experience and accomplishments.
  • VITIM
  • VITRINE The jewelry was displayed under a sparkling vitrine at the fancy store.
  • VITTLES The cowboys cooked up a hearty meal of vittles over the campfire.
  • WITTIER My sister is wittier than anyone else I know; she always keeps me on my toes with her clever remarks.

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