Correct spellings for HAEAD
- ahead I can see the finish line ahead of us.
- Had I had my hair cut yesterday.
- Hadar Ancient Hebrew scriptures mention a place called Hadar which may be the same place as the biblical Hador.
- Haled The farmer haled the donkey out of the barn.
- hand I'm going to give you my hand.
- hard He hit me so hard, I thought he was going to break my jaw.
- hared
- hated He hated the way she always interrupted him while he was speaking.
- Hawed The farmer hawed and hummed as he surveyed his crops.
- hazard There is a significant hazard for drivers on this icy road.
- Hazed The student was hazed by the dean.
- he'd He'd love to go to the beach if he didn't have to work that day.
- head
- heads I have a lot of heads of lettuce in my fridge.
- heady I felt a bit heady after drinking all that wine.
- hear After putting in earplugs, I could hardly hear anything at all.
- heard I heard a rumor that they are getting married.
- heat I turned up the heat to warm up the cold room.
- heed He did not heed her warning and ended up getting lost in the woods.
- held The teacher held a meeting with parents to discuss their children's progress.
- herd The herd of sheep were getting close to the fence.
- Hied The dog was an Hied.
- Hoed David must have been wearing a Hoed.
- hued The sunset hued the sky a warm orange.
