How to spell HEALD correctly?
If you have misspelled "heald", there are a few possible corrections depending on what you meant to say. If you meant "held", you should replace the "a" with an "e". If you meant "healed", you need to add an "e" after the "a". Finally, if you meant "hailed", you should remove the "d" at the end.
List of suggestions on how to spell heald correctly
- Had
- Hal Hal was the best man in the wedding.
- hale Despite being in his 80s, Grandpa remained hale and hearty.
- Haled The passengers haled a taxi to go to the airport.
- hall I met my friend in the school hall.
- halo The sun's golden halo filled the sky with warmth and light.
- halt The car came to a sudden halt when it hit the curb.
- hard
- he'd He'd already finished his homework by the time I got home.
- he'll He'll be back soon with the groceries.
- head I need to use my head to solve this problem.
- heady
- heal
- healed His wound healed quickly with the help of modern medicine.
- healer The healer applied herbal medicine to the wound and it soon started to heal.
- heals Her warm embrace heals my heartache.
- heard
- heat The heat and humidity made it difficult to breathe.
- heed It is important to heed the warning signs of a heart attack.
- heel She twisted her ankle and tripped, nearly falling on her heel.
- Heeled She stepped confidently forward in her heeled boots.
- held I held his hand tightly as we crossed the dark alley.
- herald
- herd The shepherd led his herd of sheep down the hill to the pasture.
- hold Please hold the door for me while I grab my backpack.
- lead She decided to take the lead and organize the project herself.
