How to spell HEERS correctly?

If you made the common misspelling "heers", fear not! The correct spelling is "hears", which means to perceive or attend to sounds. Alternatively, if you meant to write "hers", referring to something that belongs to a female, that is also a valid correction. Remember to double-check your spelling to avoid confusion in written communication.

• Beers The group of friends enjoyed sipping on ice-cold beers while watching the game.
• cheers
• Hairs She brushed her hairs in front of the mirror, trying to tame the wild mess.
• hears
• hearse The hearse pulled up to the cemetery gates as mourners somberly followed behind.
• heeds
• heels I stepped in some enormous heels and headed out the door.
• heirs The wealthy businessman left his entire fortune to his three heirs.
• Hers Hers is one of the most popular girls in school.
• HES
• hess
• hewers The hewers of wood and drawers of water were the lowest classes in ancient society.
• HEWS The artist hews the marble with precision and skill to create a stunning statue.
• HIES Henry bought some Hies for his horse.
• hoers
• hoes
• hours I have been working for several hours and now I need a break.
• hues The painting was filled with vibrant hues of blue, green, yellow, and pink.
• Jeers The crowd erupted in jeers as the opposing team scored the winning goal.
• leers He always leers at me when I tell him a secret.
• peers Please turn your peers off.
• SEERS According to some ancient texts, seers were able to foresee the future through divine guidance.
• sheers She grabbed her trusty sheers and set to work trimming the overgrown bushes in her backyard.
• veers The car suddenly veers to the left, narrowly avoiding a collision with the oncoming truck.

Apsolutly

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