How to spell CHARHED correctly?
If you meant to type "charhed" but realize it's a misspelling, fret not! The correct spelling is "charred". This term refers to something that has been partially or completely burned or blackened. Whether it's overcooked food or scorched wood, "charred" is the appropriate word to use.
List of suggestions on how to spell charhed correctly
- chafed After running for miles without any thigh guards, the skin between her thighs chafed so badly that she couldn't walk properly.
- Chaffed After walking in the heat for miles, her thighs were chaffed and sore.
- chained He felt chained to his desk, unable to leave until he finished all his work.
- Chaired She chaired the meeting and ensured that everything was discussed and resolved.
- chapped After spending hours outside in the cold, my lips became painfully chapped.
- chard I chose a chard salad for my meal.
- charged The store charged me twice for the same item.
- charmed I'm charmed by your necklace.
- charred The logs were charred on the fire.
- Charted The organization charted a course for growth in the upcoming years.
- charter The charter offers a great way to get a discount on the cruise.
- chased She chased the cat through the living room.
- Chatted I chatted with my neighbor for a few minutes before heading inside.
- Chirped She chirped a greeting to her new friends.
- Churned The ice cream will be churned shortly.
- Hashed The password was hashed.
- shared
- Sharked
- Sharped I need a knife sharped.
