Correct spellings for WEAIR
- air The air in the room felt stuffy and stale.
- ear My dog scratched his ear and let out a little whimper.
- swear I swear I will always love you, no matter what.
- waif The little girl looked like a waif with her thin frame and torn clothes.
- wail The baby began to wail as soon as the lights went out.
- wain The farmer loaded his wain with hay to transport it to the barn.
- wait I will have to wait for my friend to arrive before we can start dinner.
- war The war lasted for years and resulted in many casualties.
- weak My immune system is weak, so I tend to get sick easily.
- weaker The weaker candidate was quickly eliminated from the competition.
- weal The new regulations adopted by the government were intended to promote the general weal of the people.
- wean It is important to wean a baby off breast milk or formula as they grow older and start consuming solid foods.
- wear I like to wear a comfortable sweatshirt and sweatpants when I am lounging at home.
- wearer The wearer of the crown is typically the queen or king.
- wearier I'm feeling wearier every day, with all the work I have to do.
- wears She wears a red hoodie every time she goes out for a jog.
- weary After a long day at work, I feel weary and just want to relax at home.
- weaver The weaver created a beautiful tapestry using colorful yarns.
- wei Wei is a Chinese word that means "microgram."
- weir The fishermen were excited to see the salmon jumping over the weir.
- weird The way he eats his sandwich is really weird.
- weirs The river is dotted with small weirs to control the flow of water.
- whir As I turned on the blender, I could hear the whir of the blades chopping up the ingredients.
