How to spell BLAIRED correctly?
If you've inadvertently typed "blaired" while aiming to write another word, here are some possible corrections. If you meant "blazed", it refers to burning intensely or moving swiftly. Alternatively, if you intended to say "blared" referring to a loud noise, you can use that term. Make sure to double-check the context to identify the correct word.
List of suggestions on how to spell blaired correctly
- Bailed After realizing the storm was about to hit, we quickly bailed our boat to prevent it from sinking.
- bared
- barred The entrance to the concert was barred due to the fire code regulations.
- Bemired After a sudden rain, the whole park was bemired with thick mud making walking through the park difficult.
- Blabbed I accidentally blabbed about the surprise party and ruined the whole thing.
- Blacked
- bladed The horse galloped across the field, its bladed hooves kicking up dirt as it ran.
- blamed The mayor blamed the rain for the flooding.
- blare
- Blared It blared music all night long.
- blares The car horn blares as the impatient driver weaves through traffic.
- Blazed I was really surprised when I saw the amount of blazed that was in your joint.
- blurred The writing on the page is so small and blurred that I can hardly make out the words.
- flared She flared her nostrils in anger.
- Glared She glared at him, furious that he had ruined her surprise party.
