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How to spell HAPPES correctly?

If you meant to spell "happes" and realized it's not correct, worry not! Here are some possible suggestions: "happens", "happier", "hapless" or "harpies". Remember, it's always helpful to proofread your writing to catch any misspellings and ensure the clarity of your message.

List of suggestions on how to spell happes correctly

  • Apes I saw a pair of apes outside.
  • APPS Apps are a great way to keep track of your schedule and stay on top of your work.
  • capes The superheroes wore colorful capes that billowed behind them as they flew through the air.
  • gapes The child gapes in awe at the fireworks display.
  • hades
  • hakes The restaurant specializes in dishes made with fresh hakes caught off the coast of Maine.
  • hales The strong winds that blew through the city last night caused heavy hales, damaging several cars and buildings.
  • hampers The high cost of shipping hampers economic growth.
  • hapless The hapless traveler lost his passport and was stuck in a foreign country.
  • happen
  • happens
  • happier My life is so much happier now that I've found a job I love.
  • happiest I was happiest when I was with my family.
  • happy I am so happy to be here today.
  • hares The hares were scampering across the field, their fur blending in with the color of the grass.
  • harper
  • Harpies The Harpies were fabled creatures with wings and talons, who snatched prey from the air.
  • harps I love to listen to harps playing in the background.
  • hasps The toolbox has two hasps to keep it securely closed.
  • Hates She hates spiders and refuses to be in the same room as one.
  • haves The haves of society often forget about the struggles faced by the have-nots.
  • hayes
  • hazes The heat and humidity of a summer day often hazes the air, making the landscape appear blurry.
  • Hepper I am not sure what you mean by Hepper.
  • herpes Herpes is a viral infection that can cause painful blisters and sores on the mouth or genitals.
  • hipper I am not fit to provide a sentence with the word "hipper" since it is a comparative adjective and we need a reference to compare it with.
  • hippies In the 1960s, hippies were known for their anti-war protests and counterculture beliefs.
  • hippos I went to the zoo and saw the hippos in their enclosure.
  • hopes
  • hopper I have a hopper full of eggs I need to get to the grocery store.
  • hoppers
  • hypes The new film trailer hypes up the action-packed scenes to entice audiences to go see the movie.
  • japes I couldn't stop laughing at my friend's japes during the game night.
  • Lapps No one knows why the Lapps settled in this area, but it's an interesting fact.
  • NAPES I always wear my napes when I go out in public.
  • Nappies babies need nappies.
  • pappies
  • Rapes It is a heinous act to commit rapes and the perpetrators should be punished severely.
  • rappers There are many rappers in the world.
  • sappers I have a powerful gas sappers to break into any building.
  • shapes I can't help but notice the shapes on her body.
  • shoppes I love visiting the shoppes in the old town square.
  • TAPES
  • tappers The tappers were working hard, making a rhythm so infectious that everyone started to dance.

Misspelling of the day

Apsolutly

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  • astutely
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  • axolotls
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