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Felt is a word. It is a noun and also the past tense of feel.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 12y agoThe correct spelling is "fell" (past tense of to fall, or to cut down a tree)
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How do you spell lossened?
He loosened his belt as his pants felt tight after such a big meal.
How do you spell feeled?
you know you just said it "Feel." feel - felt - felt as in : write - wrote - written or : ride - rode - ridden
How do you spell diserted?
deserted - I felt like I had been deserted but they had only gone to work for 4 hours.
How do you spell terific?
The word is spelled terrific. Example: After a shower, I felt terrific!
Is it you felt badly or you felt bad?
The correct grammar is you "felt bad". :)
What word can you spell with the letters tlfe?
Felt
How do you spell the word squshed?
The word you are trying to spell is squashed.An example sentence is "James felt very squashed on the bus".
How do you spell lossened?
He loosened his belt as his pants felt tight after such a big meal.
How do you spell feeled?
you know you just said it "Feel." feel - felt - felt as in : write - wrote - written or : ride - rode - ridden
How do you spell 'felt' in French?
There seem to be many versions, so please see the related link below:
How do you spell diserted?
deserted - I felt like I had been deserted but they had only gone to work for 4 hours.
How do you spell terific?
The word is spelled terrific. Example: After a shower, I felt terrific!
How do you spell sensational?
That is the correct spelling of the noun "sensation" (something sensed or felt, or an exciting person or performance).
How do you spell feeld?
The spelling is field for an open space, or to play in various ball games.The past tense of the verb to feel is felt.
What do you get when you unscramble the word aacdfnoos?
eefilnpptt = felt-tip pen aacdfnoos = can of soda
What are Helen's feelings when she felt the broken pieces of her new doll?
What is the first word that Miss Sullivan teaches Helen to spell
What are the different types of felt?
felt, felt, felt, felt, felt, felt, felt, and felt.
