Correct spellings for HEIRED
- aired The latest episode of the television series aired last night.
- Chaired She chaired the meeting and kept the discussion on topic.
- Cheered The crowd cheered as the winning team received their trophy.
- eared She eared the screeching sound of brakes closely.
- Erred I erred when I said that the meeting was scheduled for Tuesday instead of Thursday.
- fired The employee was fired from his job due to his repeatedly unprofessional behavior.
- Haired She brushed her long black haired dog.
- hared I cannot do that as "hared" is not a correct or known word.
- hatred Hatred is a feeling of intense or passionate dislike.
- heard I heard the news from the grapevine.
- hearer The speaker must be mindful of the hearer's perspective when delivering the message.
- heed He must heed the warning and stop before it's too late.
- heiress The young heiress inherited the family fortune upon her father's passing.
- herd The farmer watched over the herd as the cows grazed in the pasture.
- Herded After their escape, the animals were herded into pens by the hunters.
- here Come on, let's go find your here.
- herod She is a herod of the community.
- hewed I have hewed my own wood for the first time.
- Hided
- Hied He hied away from the loud and rowdy crowd.
- Hiked Yesterday, I hiked ten miles up a mountain and had a breathtaking view of the valley below.
- hire I need a new employee to hire.
- hired I was hired as a software developer at the company.
- Hires The company usually hires new employees during the summer.
- Hived The bee was hived in the backyard.
- mired I feel mired in my work with no end in sight.
- rehired I was rehired by my old company six months after I left.
- sheared The sheep were sheared of their thick wool coats before the hot summer months.
- Sheered Sheered sheep can have their wool sheared by a professional shearer.
- Sired The champion racehorse was sired by a famous stallion in Kentucky.
- tired I'm so tired from staying up all night studying.
- wired I am wired for this new job.
