Correct spellings for VERRED
- Averred She averred that she had never seen him before, despite his insistence that they had met previously.
- barred The door was barred shut to prevent anyone from entering the room.
- berried The bushes in the garden were heavily berried with small red fruits.
- burred Frosty and spooky, she walked around in her pajamas, burred under a thick layer of snow.
- eared The puppy's long eared was covered with soft and fluffy fur.
- Erred He erred in his judgement by underestimating the difficulty of the task.
- Feared The villagers feared the arrival of the powerful storm.
- ferret I saw a ferret climb up the tree in my backyard.
- Ferried The captain ferried the passengers across the river on his small boat.
- furred The cat's furred coat kept her warm during the winter.
- geared The gears in the machine were geared to produce more power.
- Jarred When he heard the loud noise from the kitchen, it jarred him out of his sleep.
- Jeered The opposing team jeered at the player who missed the game-winning shot.
- Jerrod She said she knew someone named Jerrod.
- Leered He leered at her suggestively as she walked past him.
- marred The wedding photos were marred by the photographer's mistake.
- Neared As the car neared the finish line, the driver pushed the accelerator to the floor.
- Peered I peered through the window to get a better look at the sunset.
- Purred The contented cat purred as its owner stroked its fur.
- Reared She had reared three children on her own.
- seared The chef skillfully seared the filet mignon to lock in the juices and enhance the flavor.
- serried The soldiers stood shoulder to shoulder in a serried formation.
- Tarred The boat's hull was tarred to protect it from salt water and sun damage.
- varied The town's cuisine is known for its varied flavors and ingredients.
- Veered The car suddenly veered to the left, narrowly avoiding a collision with an oncoming truck.
- veiled The bride wore a veiled headpiece to her wedding.
- veined The leaf was heavily veined with intricate patterns running through its surface.
- Verde I love Mexican cuisine, especially the green enchiladas with salsa verde.
- Verged
- verier Verier means "to deceive.
- versed As a linguist, Amy is well-versed in several languages.
- Vetoed The President vetoed the bill despite overwhelming support from Congress.
- vetted Their firearms were all vetted prior to purchase.
- Warred The two neighboring countries had warred with each other for years until a treaty was finally signed.
- zeroed The weapon's scope was zeroed in on the target.
