Correct spellings for HENDS
- bends The road bends sharply to the left at the bottom of the hill.
- ends I tied both ends of the string.
- fends The deer fends off the predator with its antlers.
- hand He held his hand out to me to help me up.
- hands Circumstances demand my hands be clean.
- Hans The instructor asked the students to state their name. All of the students but one, Hans, said their name was John.
- heads I need to get heads up on this new development.
- heeds She heeds her mother's advice before making any big decisions.
- herds The farmer led his herds of cattle and sheep to the pasture for grazing.
- hind I saw a llama on the hind leg of a donkey.
- hinds The hinds were grazing peacefully on the forest floor.
- Hindus Hindus worship a wide range of gods and goddesses.
- hints She dropped hints that she wanted to go out to dinner for their anniversary.
- HODS I am going to HODS today.
- HONS I would like to say some words on behalf of HONS.
- hounds I lost my hounds in the woods.
- Huns The Huns were a nomadic people who invaded Europe in the 4th century AD.
- hunts The lion hunts its prey at dusk.
- Lends She always lends a hand to anyone who needs help.
- Mends She mends her broken heart by spending time with loved ones.
- rends The howling wind rends the lonely landscape, blowing snow and ice in all directions.
- sends He always sends a text message to check in on his mother every day.
- tends She often tends to get wrapped up in her work.
- Vends The street vendor vends various fruits and vegetables.
- Wends The Wends were a Slavic people who lived in the region of present-day Germany.
