How to spell TRYES correctly?
If you’ve misspelled "tryes", don't worry! Here are some correct suggestions: "tries" or "tyres". The correct term depends on the context. "Tries" refers to attempts, while "tyres" is the British English spelling for tires. So next time, remember to double-check and pick the appropriate spelling!
List of suggestions on how to spell tryes correctly
- dryers I need to buy new dryers for the community laundry room.
- DRYS I couldn't find the DRYS cycle on the washing machine.
- Dyes She used natural vegetable dyes to color the fabric.
- Reyes Ilya is the new mayor of Reyes.
- tares I gathered up the tares and threw them in the fire.
- tires I need to replace my car's tires before we go on our road trip.
- Tories Whichever party wins the general election in Britain in May 2015, the Tories will be the new government.
- Torres
- Trays I need some trays for my new cake.
- TREAS
- Trees The trees in the forest provide freshness and shade.
- treks They planned to go on treks across the mountains.
- tress She noticed that her tress of hair had fallen out of the clip.
- trews I always buy my clothes at the thrift store - they're called "trews.
- treys She hit three treys in the first inning.
- tries
- trues
