How to spell JEARD correctly?

If you were wondering what word "jeard" might have been intended for, here are a few possible correct suggestions. It could be the misspelling of "beard", referring to the hair that grows on a man's face. Alternatively, it may have been intended to mean "jade", which is a precious green stone.

• bard The bard recited a poem that brought tears to the eyes of many in the audience.
• bead
• beard
• board They cleared the board and began a new game.
• card
• chard
• dead The dead body was found near the foot of the stairs.
• dear Dear friends, I am very sorry for the inconvenience caused.
• gear I need to buy new camping gear before my next trip.
• geared My bike is geared for climbing hills.
• gears I need to change the gears on my bike to make it easier to pedal uphill.
• Gerard This sentence contains the word " Gerard.
• guard The security guard checked my ID before I was allowed inside the building.
• hard I'm having a hard time believing that she would cheat on us.
• head
• heard I heard the dog barking in the distance.
• heart Her heart was filled with joy when she saw her best friend after a long time.
• herd I see a herd of cows in the field.
• hoard The miser was discovered to have a hoard of gold coins in his cellar.
• jar I dropped the jar of pickles on the kitchen floor and it shattered into a thousand pieces.
• Jared I met Jared in the park.
• jars The jars hold the fruit in the arbor.
• jean I wear a jean skirt to work everyday.
• Jed Jed went to the store to buy some groceries.
• jeer The crowd began to jeer when the opposing team missed the goal.
• Jeered I was jeered when I couldn't answer the question.
• Jeers
• Jeri
• Jerri Jerri has been a football coach in her hometown for the past ten years.
• Jerrod
• jerry I feel like a jerry is licking my face.
• jewry In medieval Europe, jewry referred to the area of a town inhabited by Jews.
• lard Your mother used to fry eggs in lard.
• lead I will lead you to the meeting room.
• mead King Wulfgar consumed an entire mead barrel in one sitting.
• nerd Bill is a nerd because he loves learning new things.
• read
• regard I have great regard for your intelligence.
• shard
• tear She was looking so much better sans the whiskers and tear stains on her shirt.
• ward I live in ward 5.
• weird I really don't understand why she keeps touching my weird fungus.
• yard Behind her brownstone there is a large yard with a big tree in it.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking