How to spell SARSH correctly?

If someone misspells "sarsh", there are a few potential corrections based on context. If they intended to write "sash", they may have simply mistyped. If they meant "search", that would require the addition of an "e". Finally, if they were trying to write a name like "Sara" or "Sarah", the correction depends on the intended spelling.

• arch The arch of the bridge spanned over the river.
• ash The ash from the volcano covered the town in a thick layer of gray dust.
• bash
• cash
• dash The chef added a dash of salt to the soup for extra flavor.
• gash He had a deep gash on his arm that required several stitches.
• harsh The teacher's criticism was very harsh and made the student feel discouraged.
• hash I'm going to make some corned beef hash for breakfast.
• lash The angry driver had to lash out at the car in front of him with a whip to vent his frustration.
• marsh The marsh was alive with the sound of croaking frogs in the early morning.
• Marsha Marsha was thrilled to receive a promotion at work.
• marshy The marshy land was difficult to walk on because it was very spongy.
• mash She used a potato masher to mash the boiled potatoes for dinner.
• nash
• rash I developed a rash after being in the woods all day.
• salish The Salish tribe has a rich culture and history in the Pacific Northwest.
• Sara
• sarah
• sari
• SARS SARS was a respiratory illness caused by a coronavirus.
• SASE The publisher requested that I include a SASE in my submission to ensure their response is delivered promptly.
• sash I am wearing a sash of my sister's dress.
• Sasha Sasha is going to pick up her sister from the airport tonight.
• sass
• saws My grandfather used to sharpen his saws every Sunday.
• says Jane says that she will be late for the meeting.
• search
• sears I can't find my husband's razor at Sears.
• SIRS SIRS (Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome) is a condition in which the body releases chemicals into the bloodstream to fight an infection.
• slash The lumberjack used a sharpened blade to slash through the thick tree trunk.
• slosh The water was so cold, it caused a slosh as he stepped in.
• slush After the winter storm, the snow was covered in a layer of slush.
• smash I accidentally smash the vase while cleaning.
• soars The bird soars in the clear sky.
• SSH The computer can be accessed remotely using the SSH protocol.
• starch The potato is a great source of starch.
• stash She has a secret stash of chocolate hidden in her desk drawer.
• swash The swash of the waves against the shore was the only sound in the serene beach.
• swish She gave a quick, sharp swish with her hand.
• wash I have to wash my clothes because they are dirty.

Intertubing

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