What is the correct spelling for HRRAY?
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Correct spelling for HRRAY
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Possible correct spellings for hrray
- array Presently they beheld him with a deliberate and determined air, putting himself in battle array.
- hairy It was your remote ancestor who lived by plunder, and was honored for the blood upon his hairy hands.
- hare "Yes, Sir, it is a hare!
- harry Harry was five-and-forty now; he must be very much changed; he had steadied down, of course ...
- hay It seemed that at the sound of "Pettijohn" the hay had opened and swallowed him.
- hera In the Altis races were run by young maidens in honour of Hera, and the fleetest of foot received in token of her victory an olive-wreath and a piece of the flesh of the sacrifices.
- herr I therefore told Herr von Langwerth when he came back that I would submit to the order which had been given to me but "that I protested."
- hoary The voice of dark age, of unlove, earth's fatigue made grave approach and painful, come from afar, from hoary mountains, called on good men and true.
- hooray He shook himself and drenched the oarsmen, who were trying to get him back to the ship; for he was half frantic with delight, and it was pretty close quarters-a small boat in a chop sea dotted with lumpy ice; and a frantic bear puffing and blowing as he shambled bear-fashion from the stem to stern, and raised his voice at intervals in a kind of hoarse "hooray," that depressed rather than cheered his companions.
- hr Having learned that my brother, Hr Ludwig van Beethoven, desires after my death to take wholly to himself my son Karl, and wholly to withdraw him from the supervision and training of his mother, and inasmuch as the best of harmony does not exist between my brother and my wife, I have found it necessary to add to my will that I by no means desire that my son be taken away from his mother, but that he shall always and so long as his future career permits remain with his mother, to which end the guardianship of him is to be exercised by her as well as my brother.
- hurrah Hurrah, hurrah, for Stirling, never wrong.
- hurry Where was the hurry?
- ray "I do wish they would settle it, without troubling me," groaned Ray.
11 words made from the letters hrray
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