Correct spellings for WHIGH
- aweigh The sailors shouted "anchors aweigh" as the ship began to move away from the harbor.
- high I climbed to the top of the high mountain and enjoyed the stunning view.
- Hugh Hugh was surprised to find out that he had won the raffle.
- nigh The end of the semester is nigh, so it's time to start studying.
- sigh As she faced yet another rejection, she couldn't help but let out a frustrated sigh.
- thigh She felt a sharp pain in her thigh after running long distance.
- waugh
- weigh I need to weigh myself before starting my diet.
- weighs The package weighs about 3 pounds.
- weight
- Which I cannot choose which dress to wear.
- whiff I caught a sudden whiff of perfume as she walked by.
- whig In the 18th century, the Whig Party in Great Britain represented the interests of the landed aristocracy and supported constitutional monarchy.
- while While she was cooking dinner, he set the table.
- whim I decided to rearrange my furniture on a whim and ended up loving the new layout.
- whine I cannot whine about the workload if I want to succeed in my job.
- Whinge I don't want to hear you whinge about that problem again.
- whiny Stop being so whiny and learn to deal with your problems like an adult.
- whip I'm going to whip you until you feel better.
- whir The whir of the blades cutting the air sounded eerie in the still of the night.
- whirl She spun around and around in a whirl of excitement.
- whirs The sewing machine whirs in the background.
- whit The snow fell softly, blanketing the ground in a pure white whit.
- white All of the chalkboards are white.
- whiz She has a quick wit and a whiz with numbers.
- wig She was dressed in a wig and dress.
- wight I am not sure what a wight is, but I am not going to kill it.
- wish I'm going to wish for a better tomorrow.
- With She wanted to with him but didn't know how.
