Correct spellings for LOATE
- ate He ate so much pizza that he couldn't move for the rest of the night.
- bloat Eating a lot of salty food can cause bloat.
- bloater I love to eat Scottish bloater fish for breakfast.
- elate The news of her promotion served to elate her spirits.
- float I watched the leaves float down the river.
- floater I added a floater to my drink to keep it chilled.
- gloat He tried not to gloat about his success in front of his colleagues who had not been as fortunate.
- lade She had to lade the heavy bags of groceries into the trunk of her car.
- lat
- late She's late for her appointment.
- later I will be available for a meeting later this afternoon.
- lathe I need to Lathe the new door handle.
- lats
- latte I really need to get a latte before my meeting.
- LAUE
- legate The legate was appointed to represent his country at the United Nations.
- ligate During the surgery, the surgeon will ligate or tie off the blood vessels to prevent excessive bleeding.
- lite I prefer to eat lite meals for dinner as they are easier to digest.
- load I can't lift this heavy load all by myself.
- loaded She was loaded for bear when we got in the car.
- loader The construction worker operated the loader to move the heavy debris.
- Loafed He loafed on the couch all day instead of doing his work.
- Loaned She loaned her favourite book to her friend.
- loath She had always been loath to ask for help, but this time she knew she had no other choice.
- loathe I loathe shopping with my mother.
- Loathed She loathed the idea of sitting through another boring lecture.
- loather
- locate I'll need to locate the office.
- lode Miners worked tirelessly to extract the valuable lode of silver from the depths of the mine.
- loft He jumped out of the loft window.
- loiter I do not loiter; that's for sure.
- loot During the game, the players had to fight off bandits to protect their loot.
- looted They looted the store after stealing the cash.
- looter A looter is someone who steals items from a store.
- lost After my husband lost his job, we were forced to sell our house.
- lot I hope there is a lot of good champagne left.
- lots He has lots of experience in the field.
- LOTT I tossed my LOTT in the trash.
- Lottie I met a beautiful Lottie at the bar.
- lotto My grandma won the lotto and bought a new car with her winnings.
- lout A lout is a person who behaves in a contemptible or boorish manner.
- LSAT Experts advise students to take the LSAT in order to increase their chances of admission to top law schools.
- lute The lute was being played by the singer.
- oat
- plate I want to put my plate in the dishwasher.
- slate She used her slate to write down her thoughts.
