How to spell HAQ correctly?
If you've typed "haq" incorrectly, there are several possible spellings you could mean. "Hack", meaning to gain unauthorized access to a system; "hark", meaning to listen attentively; "hawk", meaning to sell goods publicly; and "hag", meaning a witch or old woman, are all viable options.
List of suggestions on how to spell haq correctly
- FAQ The FAQ section on the website provides answers to common questions.
- ha I gave a loud "ha" when I heard the joke.
- Had Had I known about the party, I would have attended.
- hag The old hag lived alone in the spooky old mansion on the edge of town.
- haj I'm going to make a Haj to Mecca.
- Hal It was Hal who told me the news.
- ham My Auntie Nora brought some fresh ham from the grocery store.
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- hat I am wearing a cozy winter hat to keep my head warm.
- haw The old cowboy shouted "haw" to his trusty horse as they rode through the cattle ranch.
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- hq Hq used to be the best place to work, but now it's just a bunch of bureaucracy
