Correct spellings for HEERE
- cheerer The cheerer at the basketball game was full of enthusiasm and motivated all the fans to cheer along.
- cheery Dawn was breaking and the cheery sound of birdsong was in the air.
- deere John Deere rode his tractor on the farm.
- eerie The imposing mansion was eerie, with fresh paint flaking off the exterior.
- eire Eire is the Irish name for the country known in English as Ireland.
- Ere Ere I leave, can you tell me what time we're meeting tomorrow?
- Eyre Eyre is a city in Arizona.
- Gere The Gere family is close-knit.
- hare The hare bounced away from the dog.
- hear I can barely hear you over the sound of the construction outside.
- hearer He was an attentive and learned hearer.
- hearse The hearse slowly drove by, carrying the casket of the beloved grandmother.
- hebe The hebe tree is a species of evergreen shrub native to tropical America.
- hebrew Knowledge of Hebrew is important for many Jews.
- heed I hope you will heed my warning and not make the same mistake I did.
- heel I slammed my heel into the curb, hard.
- Heep The heep of sheepblings filled the air.
- heir My great-aunt is my heir.
- heme Even metal oxides have heme groups.
- Henri Henri Matisse was a French artist known for his use of bold colors and simplified forms in his paintings.
- henry As the King of England, Henry played a critical role in the country's history.
- Her Her cat jumped onto the counter and knocked over the vase.
- hera Hera was known for her jealousy towards Zeus' many lovers and children.
- herb
- herd The herd of cattle grazed peacefully in the green meadow.
- here I can't find my wallet. I think I left it here.
- hero The hero is a special person who saves people from danger.
- herr I asked the herr for his opinion.
- Hers Hers is the yellow umbrella.
- hewer I found a knife on the ground next to the hewer.
- hire I am planning to hire a new employee for the company.
- mere The king was not satisfied with a mere castle; he wanted a palace.
- sere The sere landscape made it clear that this area had not seen rain in months.
- sheerer
- there There has been a lot of rain recently.
- we're We're going to the store.
- Were Were you expecting someone else?
- where I can't find my wallet where I left it.
