How to spell HAVID correctly?

If you are searching for the correct spelling of "havid", it is likely a misspelling of the word "haven't". Other correct suggestions can include "have", "had", "avid" or "ravid", depending on the context. Proofreading and using spell-check tools can also help avoid such errors.

• avid As an avid reader, she couldn't put down the book until she finished it.
• avoid I always try to avoid eating fast food because it's unhealthy.
• Caved I caved and ate the entire carton of ice cream.
• david David is one of the most common names in the world.
• davit The boat is being hauled with a davit.
• habit She has a bad habit of leaving her shoes all over the place.
• Had I had an appointment with the doctor on Monday.
• Hafiz Moulana Hafiz Muhammad Jayyusi is a renowned Islamic scholar.
• haida Haida stories tell of massive and powerful creatures that roamed the land in ancient times.
• Haled Raelynn Haled her suitcase to her car and pulled out her suitcases, one after the other.
• Halved I halved the recipe because I didn't need to make so much food.
• hand
• hard I'm going to need a hard drive for this project.
• hared
• hated I HATED my stupid CPR class.
• have
• havel
• haven The haven was a safe place for the small animal to hide.
• haves The haves often determine the policies that govern the have-nots.
• Having Having a strong work ethic is essential for success in any profession.
• havoc The accident caused havoc on the freeway.
• Hawed I want to go to Hawed.
• Hazed The new intern was hazed by the senior staff members on his first day at work.
• heaved She heaved a sigh of relief and walked back into the house.
• Hid I hid under the bed until he left.
• Hived The city is in the valley and the hived district is in the slopes.
• humid It is always humid in Louisiana.
• Laved I have a juicy piece of lamb that's Laved in garlic and rosemary.
• livid I was livid when she lied to me.
• ovid My ovid may have flown the coop, but I'm going to miss her terribly.
• paved The parking lot was paved with smooth asphalt.
• Raved The food at the new Italian restaurant was raved about by both critics and customers.
• saved If John had saved his work, he would not have had to resave it.
• shaved
• vivid The vivid colors of the sunset took my breath away.
• Waved She waved at him as he walked away.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately