How to spell SHAWERS correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "shawers" are showers, shavers, shaers, shawls, and shakers. Context and intended meaning must be taken into account when selecting the correct spelling.

• chewers The restaurant provides disposable toothpicks for the chewers.
• hewers The hewers worked hard all day, using their axes to carve the large logs into smaller pieces.
• sewers I need to get my sewers cleaned.
• shades She bought three different shades of lipstick to match her dresses.
• shakers The bartender gave me the salt and pepper shakers to season my food.
• shakes She shakes her head in disbelief at the news.
• Shames He shames himself by telling lies to his friends.
• shapes The artist used different shapes to create a unique and abstract painting.
• sharers Many of the sharers at the party were new arrivals to the city.
• shares The company is looking to sell its shares in the market.
• sharpers The sharpers in the group were looking to fetch a high price for their goods.
• shatters The sound of the glass breaking shatters the peaceful silence of the room.
• shaves My father usually shaves his beard every Saturday morning.
• shawls My grandmother always wears shawls when the weather is cold.
• Shawnees The Shawnees were a Native American tribe that lived in several regions of North America.
• sheers The curtains I bought are made of sheers and cast a beautiful, delicate light in the room.
• Shiners The fisherman caught a dozen shiners to use as bait for the larger fish.
• shivers The sound of nails on a chalkboard gives me shivers down my spine.
• shower I need to take a shower after working all day.
• showers I'm not fond of taking cold showers.
• showery I am feeling showery.
• sowers The sowers spread the seeds far and wide throughout the field.

Intertubing

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