Honestly, I really did see these somewhere.

label not lable

tense not tents – not relaxed

Here are a few easily misspelled words:

restaurateur – does not contain restaurant

sacrilegious – does not contain religious

susceptible – does not contain able

temperamental – has an a between temper and mental

Here are a few easily misspelled words:

lieutenant – like in lieu of

plagiarism – just memorize it

pneumonia – like pneumatic

reminiscence – from reminisce which is hard to spell itself

Here are a few easily misspelled words:

Caribbean – with double Bs

desiccate – with double Cs

flabbergasted – with double Bs

forfeit – an exception to the I before E except after C rule

This phrase means that it is better to not put things off until later. In this case, if you mend a small tear you will need fewer stitches than if you wait until it is a larger tear.

stitch, stitches, stitched and stitching contain two of the letter t (not spelled stiches)

avenge means to exact satisfaction for by punishing the injuring party

revenge means personal retaliatory action

vengeance means revenge taken for an insult, injury or other wrong

vengeful means wanting vengeance

Should the word judgment have the word judge within?
Only when writing British English.

judgment is the preferred American English spelling

judgement is the preferred British English spelling

The related word judging does not contain judge.