How to spell CHIRF correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "chirf" could be "chief", "chirp", "chirpy", "chirrup" or "chirurg". The correct spelling would depend on the context in which the word is being used.

• CERF
• chaff The farmer separated the grain from the chaff using a sieve.
• chair I prefer sitting in a comfortable chair while reading my book.
• chairs There were several empty chairs in the waiting room.
• char He used a char on the wood to make sure it would burn properly.
• chard I often add chopped chard to my smoothies for an extra boost of nutrients.
• charm She had a certain charm that always made people feel at ease around her.
• Chars I caught three fishing chars in the lake yesterday.
• chart The temperature chart shows the trend of the temperature over the course of the day.
• chary
• chef The chef is preparing the dish for the evening.
• Cheri Cheri is a popular French name meaning "darling" or "dear.
• chert The chert was colorful and shiny.
• chi Only chi can make you feel good.
• Chiba Chiba is a city in Japan known for its stunning beaches and Disneyland theme park.
• chic Perfect for a chic Lady's day brunch, these French toast bites are vegan and delicious.
• chick I saw a chick at the pet store.
• chide
• chief
• chiefs The chiefs of the tribe gathered to discuss the best course of action.
• chile Chile is famous for its delicious cuisine and scenic beauty.
• chili My uncle makes the best chili in the world.
• chill It was a bit much to bear the chill of the night air.
• chime The chime rang solemnly in the air.
• chin My aunt has a very nice chin.
• china
• chine The chine of the animal was exposed after it was dressed for cooking.
• chino I bought a comfortable chino pant that I wear every weekend.
• chip
• chirp The birds chirp sweetly as the sun rises over the horizon.
• chirpy The birds outside my window were chirpy and energetic this morning.
• CHIS CHIS is the computer-aided identification system used in the United States.
• chit I chit chat with her every morning before I go to work.
• chive I must get a new toothbrush because my chive one is missing.
• chivy I always think of chivy when I think of leg-o's.
• choir The choir was really fabulous.
• choirs The church has two choirs that sing during Sunday service.
• chord She played a sweet melody on the piano, hitting every chord perfectly.
• chore I needed to pick up my chore from the grocery store.
• churl
• churn The waves began to churn as the storm rolled in.
• coif The knight donned his coif before heading into battle.
• shire I grew up in the small quiet shire of East Sussex in England.
• shirk It is not fair for you to shirk your responsibilities and leave all the work to me.
• shirr I caught the shirr in my net.
• shirt
• thief The thief who stole my phone was caught on camera.
• wharf He walked down the wharf to get a better view of the ocean.
• whiff I caught a whiff of fresh-baked cookies coming from the kitchen.

Apsolutly

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