"Formated" is the incorrect spelling of "formatted." "Formatted" refers to the arrangement or presentation of data, text, or content in a structured and specified manner.

"Releave" is the incorrect spelling of the "relieve." "Relieve" is a verb that means to alleviate or ease discomfort, pain, stress, or any form of burden. "Releaving" is the incorrect spelling of "relieving." "Relieving" is the present participle or gerund form of the verb "relieve."

"Finnished" is the incorrect version of "finished." "Finished" is an adjective or past participle of the verb "finish." It denotes that something has reached the end or completion of a process, task, or activity, and is now in a state of conclusion, readiness, or finality.

"Fense" is the incorrect spelling of "fence." A "fence" is a barrier typically constructed of wood, metal, or other materials, designed to enclose an area, provide security, or mark a boundary.

"Bulliten" is the incorrect spelling of "bulletin." A "Bulletin" is a brief and formal written report or announcement, typically providing information on current events, news, or updates, and often distributed to a specific audience or posted in a public place.

"Whack" refers to striking something with force, and can also carry the same meaning as "wack" used as an adjective. "Wack" can either mean strange, unusual, or a bit crazy or very tired or exhausted.

"Controll" is the incorrect spelling of "control." "Control" refers to the power, authority, or ability to manage and influence a system, process, or situation to achieve desired outcomes or maintain order.

"Pass time" refers to activities or actions that help someone pass or spend their time in a pleasant or entertaining way. "Pastime" refers to a hobby. "Past time" refers to a period of time that has already occurred or is in the past.

"Creap" is the incorrect spelling of "creep." "Creep" can refer to the slow, gradual movement of something, often with connotations of stealth or stealthy advancement.