How to spell HREAD correctly?

If you mistakenly type "hread", don't worry! Autocorrect sometimes works against us. The correct suggestion for this misspelling is "thread". Just one simple switch of the "a" and you're good to go. Double-check your spellings before hitting send to avoid such errors.

• bread I love to eat toast with butter and jam for breakfast, but the bread has to be fresh.
• dread
• Had I had to leave early to catch the train.
• hared
• he'd He'd promised to be there, but he never showed up.
• head
• heady She felt a heady rush of excitement as she stepped onto the stage to accept the award.
• heard
• heat I am turning up the heat in the oven to bake the cookies.
• heed The lifeguard instructed the swimmers to heed the warning signs and stay out of the water due to the dangerous rip currents.
• herd I saw a herd of cows near the barn.
• Hied I saw a Hied near the river.
• hired I was recently hired as a customer service representative for a large company.
• Hoed I hoed the garden all morning, getting rid of weeds and preparing the soil for planting.
• hued The hued sky was a deep blue.
• rad I rad the new album by my favorite band.
• read
• ready I am ready to begin the project.
• red The red dress stood out in the sea of black suits.
• reed Today, I woke to find a reed lying in my path.
• reid
• road I had to drive on a long and winding road to get to the cabin in the woods.
• shred I need to shred this stack of old documents to protect my personal information.
• thread Weaving a thread through the beads was a delicate process.
• thready I have a headache, it's thready.
• tread

Apsolutly

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