Correct spellings for WEAAR
- bear I saw a bear while hiking in the mountains last summer.
- dear My dear friend, please come visit me soon.
- dewar I filled a dewar full of ice and left it out on the porch.
- ear My ear started to ache after listening to loud music for hours.
- fear He had a great fear of heights and couldn't stand even climbing a ladder.
- gear I need to add some gear to my bike before I can ride it.
- hear I can hear the sound of raindrops on the roof.
- lear
- near We were able to see the object near the horizon.
- PAAR
- pear
- rear I need to replace the brake pads on my rear wheels.
- Saar The Saar is a river that flows through Germany and France.
- sear She decided to sear the steak for a few minutes on each side to give it a nice crust.
- swear I swear by my conscience to always uphold the values of honesty and integrity.
- tear She couldn't help but tear up when she saw the old family photos.
- velar She favours a velar consonant in her speech.
- war My dad was in World War II.
- weak I am feeling weak from not getting enough rest.
- weaker Despite being a little weaker, my arm still managed to hold the old man as he sagged against me.
- weal Weal is what good people do for others.
- wean It is important to wean a foal gradually from its mother's milk.
- wear I forgot to wear my glasses and now I can't see anything.
- wearer The wearer of the crown felt a heavy responsibility to rule justly.
- wears He wears a black t-shirt with a red apple print.
- weary I was so weary from the hike that I fell asleep right there on the rock.
- weave She learned how to weave baskets out of various materials.
- weaver The weaver deftly worked the colorful threads into a beautiful tapestry.
- weber I have a Weber grill that I use for tailgating.
- weir The weir is a natural dam situated along the River Calder in North East England.
- year This year I plan to travel to Europe.
