Correct spellings for HIMEES
- Aimee Aimee and her friends went to the mall for some shopping.
- Chimers
- Chimes The gentle chimes of the wind chime outside my window always lull me to sleep.
- Dimes I found five dimes on the sidewalk while running this morning.
- Gimmes The child had a case of the gimmes and kept asking for more toys.
- Hi-res The photographer took hi-res images of the stunning landscape.
- Hiders The hiders were caught when they giggled too loudly from their hiding spot.
- Hides The cat often hides under the bed when she hears loud noises outside.
- Hies
- Hikers The hikers followed the trail up to the summit.
- Hikes I love going on hikes because it allows me to connect with nature and get some exercise.
- Hims Hims is a brand that produces men's health and wellness products.
- Hines Hines is a well-known real estate investment company.
- Hinges The hinges on the door creaked loudly when I opened it.
- Hires The company hires new employees every year during the summer.
- Hisses As the snake slithered away, it let out several hisses as a warning to stay away.
- Hives I woke up with hives all over my body and had to go to the doctor for medication.
- Homers The team had three homers in the last inning, securing their victory.
- Homes I'm going to drive around and look at homes before I decide where to live.
- Homeys My homeys and I are planning a road trip for the summer.
- Homies My homies and I are planning to watch a movie this weekend.
- Hymens
- Limes I love to squeeze fresh limes into my water for added flavor.
- Limeys The term Limeys is a derogatory term used by Americans to refer to British people.
- Mimes The group of mimes entertained the crowd with their silent comedy routine.
- Rimes Tim McGraw and LeAnn Rimes released a duet in 2000 called "Can't Be Really Gone".
- Timers I need to buy some timers for my kitchen appliances.
- Times The New York Times is one of the most highly regarded newspapers in the world.
- Ximenes Ximenes was a prominent Spanish surname during the Middle Ages.
