How to spell SHAOES correctly?

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• chafes The tight dress chafes against her skin.
• chaos The protests outside the capitol building were in chaos as the police tried to maintain control of the crowd.
• chases I ran in panic as the lion chases me through the forest.
• hoes I need some hoes to work the farm.
• shade I need to buy a new umbrella to provide enough shade on the beach.
• shades She wore a pair of trendy shades to shield her eyes from the bright sun.
• shadows In the corner of the room, shadows stretched along the walls.
• shads They sell shads at the bait shop down the street.
• shahs The shahs of Iran ruled for centuries.
• shake I shake my head in disbelief at the ridiculous statement.
• shakers Her hands shook as she reached for the shakers.
• shakes
• shale The shale rocks are a popular source of natural gas.
• shame
• Shames She shames others for their mistakes but cannot handle criticism herself.
• shams She couldn't believe she had paid $50 for those shams that ended up being so scratchy.
• Shane Shane is my neighbor's name.
• shape The shape of the dough was a little irregular.
• shapes The artist used a variety of geometric shapes to create a visually stunning artwork.
• shards The vase fell and shattered into tiny shards on the floor.
• share
• sharers I hope to be able to share my findings with the sharers in our group.
• shares She shares her candy with her friends.
• Sharks I saw a group of sharks swimming in the ocean.
• SHARPS The nurse disposed of the used sharps in the appropriate medical waste bin.
• shave I need to shave my legs before wearing shorts.
• shaves He always shaves with a straight razor.
• shawls The women at the festival were all wearing colorful shawls to keep warm in the cool breeze.
• Shays Daniel Shays led a rebellion against high taxes and debt in Massachusetts in 1786.
• Sheaves The workers loaded the sheaves of wheat onto the truck.
• SHES Shes always willing to help others.
• shies
• shines
• Shires The rolling hills and green fields of the English shires are a sight to behold.
• shoe
• shoes
• shoos The cat owner shoos away the dog from his pet's food bowl.
• shoots She shoots hoops every weekend at the park with her friends.
• shops I need to stop at the shops on the way home.
• shores Standing on the shores of the beach, I watched the waves crash against the rocks.
• Shots I'm going to the bar to get some shots.
• shoves She shoves him away and picks up her backpack.
• shows The exhibit shows a diverse array of artwork from different artists around the world.

Apsolutly

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