Correct spellings for REARY
- Cary Cary took a deep breath before stepping out on stage.
- deary
- drear The endless rain made the day seem so drear and depressing.
- dreary The weather outside is dreary and rainy, making it hard to be motivated to leave the house.
- friary Saint Francis of Assisi founded the first friary in 1209.
- gary Gary does not often drink alcohol.
- leary I'm a bit leary of his plans for the future.
- mary I'm going to call Mary.
- nary I didn't see a single chicken nary on our walk.
- peary
- racy The racy jokes made me blush.
- rare I have a rare penny that I got from my grandpa.
- ray
- read I am going to read my favorite book before going to bed.
- ready I'm ready for our date tonight.
- real It's real life.
- really I really want to try the new restaurant.
- ream I brought a ream of paper to the office.
- reap When you put in the effort, you can reap the benefits of your hard work.
- rear I can see the car's license plate in my rear view mirror.
- Reared She was reared by her mother.
- rearm The country decided to rearm their military after facing several security threats from neighboring nations.
- rears The car rears up on its hind wheels during a sharp turn.
- rebury After the excavation, the archaeologists made the decision to rebury the ancient artifacts in their original location.
- relay I can relay your message to the others.
- rely I rely on my GPS to get me to new places.
- remarry I am going to remarry and have a baby.
- repay I will repay the money I borrowed from you as soon as I get my next paycheck.
- retro "You look like you're wearing a retro outfit!
- retry I'll retry when I have more time.
- roar The lion let out a mighty roar that echoed through the valley.
- Rory I met Rory in the park and we hit it off.
- rosary She leaned her head against the back of the chair and closed her eyes, reciting the rosary.
- rotary A rotary phone is a type of phone that has a handle on the side.
- teary I was so teary when Matt passed away.
- vary I always vary my diet.
- very She was very pleased with her new job.
- wary She was wary of strangers.
- weary She was weary from her long journey.
