Correct spellings for HHEAD
- ahead I like to plan ahead so I can be prepared for whatever comes my way.
- behead The punishment for treason used to be to behead.
- Had I had hoped to see you before the wedding, but I understand that you had to go out of town.
- he'd He'd be happy if you could come to his birthday party.
- head He struggled to lift his heavy head off the pillow.
- heady I felt downright heady after downing that cold beer.
- heard I heard the sound of a cat meowing outside my window.
- heat The sun was so bright that I had to screw my sunglasses on really tight to keep my eyes from getting heat.
- heed I heed your warning, and I'll take precautions.
- held The hostage was held for several hours.
- herd The shepherd led the herd of sheep into the meadow.
- Hied I was surprised to see Hied walking down the street.
- Hoed After harvesting the crop, the farmer hoed the soil to prepare it for the next planting season.
- hothead The hothead in the car was driving too fast.
- hued Yesterday, the sky was a deep, intense blue, hued by a band of white clouds.
