How to spell WAIRY correctly?

If you are trying to correct the misspelling "wairy" there are some possible suggestions. The correct spelling could be "weary", which means feeling tired or fatigued or "wary", which means being cautious or careful. Other suggestions could include "wiry" or "warrior" depending on the context of the word.

• airy The spacious living room was airy and filled with natural light.
• awry The plan went awry when the unexpected rainstorm flooded the streets.
• dairy I am intolerant to dairy products.
• fairy
• hairy My uncle has a hairy chest.
• vary The prices of fruits and vegetables vary depending on the season.
• war The two countries were on the brink of war, with tensions rising between their armed forces.
• ware
• warily She walked warily down the dark alley, her heart beating faster with each step.
• warty
• wary I am wary of swimming in the ocean because of the strong currents.
• watery
• way I am on my way to the grocery store to buy some bread.
• weary After a long day of walking, she felt weary and just wanted to sit down.
• weir The salmon could not swim up the river because of the weir.
• whir The sound of the electric fan filled the room with a gentle whir.
• wire I need to cover the exposed wire on this electrical outlet.
• wiry Her hair was wiry and unmanageable.
• worry
• wry He tilted his head back with a wry smile, amused by the irony of the situation.

Apsolutly

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