How to spell HARAD correctly?

If you're trying to type "harad" but keep misspelling it, fear not! Here are some possible correct suggestions. It could be "hard", meaning difficult or rigid. Another option is "heard", referring to the act of perceiving with the ears. Lastly, there's "hazard", indicating danger or a risk.

• arid The desert landscape is often associated with arid conditions and high temperatures.
• brad
• charade She was up to her old charade of pretending to be innocent.
• farad
• grad My sister will attend her grad ceremony next week.
• Had The chicken had had enough.
• Hadar She had always wanted to visit Hadar, but never had the chance.
• Haired She had long, blonde haired that fell in soft waves down her back.
• hand Put your hand in the bowl.
• harare I have to go to Harare to pick up my luggage.
• harass The employee filed a complaint with HR regarding the repeated attempts by a coworker to harass and belittle them in the workplace.
• hard I have a hard time following directions.
• hardy I'm not so sure about the hardy plants in the garden.
• hare The hare sprinted across the field, leaving dust in its trail.
• hared
• harked The dog harked at the sound of the mailman approaching.
• harmed The bird's wings were harmed by the sharp tree branches.
• Harold He was known as Harold the Helicopter because of the way he could fly.
• Harped The musician harped on the same song for hours.
• harry The boy who caught the golden snitch is Harry.
• hart The hart was majestic as it stood tall in the forest.
• harte
• harvard Not many people know that Harvard University is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
• hatred She harbored a great hatred for him.
• hazard The house is a hazard because of the precarious wrought-iron baluster staircase.
• head
• heard
• hera
• herald The herald called out the news of the king's victory.
• herd A herd of cows is grazing in the field.
• herod Herod was known for his cruelty and ruthlessness towards his enemies.
• hired Jan hired a new maid.
• hoard She had a hoard of fabric tucked away in the closet.
• maraud The pirates set sail to maraud the neighboring village.
• parade The parade was a fun event that the townspeople always look forward to.
• rad
• shared The playground is a shared space for children of all ages.
• trad It wasn't long before trad fans and sneakerheads were trading shoes and gear online.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking