How Do You Spell JAR?
Correct spelling for the English word "jar" is [dʒ_ˈɑː], [d͡ʒˈɑː], [dʒˈɑː]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for JAR
Below is the list of 152 misspellings for the word "jar".
- jare
- cahir
- jas
- har
- jap
- 20car
- yar
- rar
- jaber
- ywar
- ckear
- mejar
- jiao
- cuaer
- jax
- kar
- najor
- yrar
- jal
- ajor
- jouer
- jsu
- jac
- jear
- nar
- ar
- haor
- wtjer
- jer
- jak
- jaque
- jeard
- jan1
- waork
- jaser
- yaer
- mojar
- tarja
- jard
- jacor
- 2car
- dar
- oggar
- jae
- jan
- jav
- juior
- ar15
- jr
- raor
- 1car
- vajai
- zar
- wjat
- mjor
- jarmy
- kaier
- sar
- jor
- lar
- mjaor
- caeer
- jad
- guiar
- jauary
- jager
- jaz
- 3car
- hjear
- tjeir
- jarr
- jkae
- neqar
- jnr
- jamor
- var
- kauii
- ijour
- jeart
- mjour
- thjeir
- jaquar
- quear
- jisaw
- waor
- majar
- jur
- jihae
- jat
- qar
- jyp
- caear
- aji
- jfor
- geear
- ghair
- ja
- jhear
- hjer
- jher
- jacq
- jaa
- joir
- jnior
- majaor
- nyjer
- war2
- jzr
- jsr
- jqr
- ja5
- ja4
- hjar
- jhar
- njar
- jnar
- mjar
- jmar
- kjar
- jkar
- jiar
- ujar
- juar
- jzar
- jazr
- jsar
- jasr
- jwar
- jawr
- jqar
- jaqr
- jaer
- jafr
- jarf
- jatr
- ja5r
- jar5
- ja4r
- jar4
- jjar
- jcr
- ja2
- j ar
- ja r
- rar
- nar
- dar
- jav
- jr
- vajai
- zar
- jor
Usage Examples for JAR
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Still the motion of the wagon was very trying to Daisy, and every jar went through the Captain's foot up to his heart. - "Melbourne House" by Elizabeth Wetherell
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At an early hour I concluded that lunch was necessary; so, with infinite relief, the fish was carefully replaced in the jar, and for an hour I was free. - "Letters from a Father to His Son Entering College" by Charles Franklin Thwing
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It may be placed in a dish or jar and covered with a cloth. - "School and Home Cooking" by Carlotta C. Greer
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That colour through the jar- very rich- delicious. - "Entire PG Edition of The Works of William Dean Howells" by William Dean Howells
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" Except for that there rum jar, sir," answered the sergeant. - "No Man's Land" by H. C. McNeile
