Ware the low beam above the doorway, lest you strike your head.

He remained ware of every shadow in the old house.

The old fishermen collected ware from the rocky shore to fertilize their fields.

In the etymology notes, '-ware' is used as a suffix to form collective nouns that denote items made from a particular substance, such as earthenware or glassware.

The linguistics professor explained how the suffix -ware creates mass nouns for categories of computer software.

After hearing the strange noises, he wared the house more carefully than before.

Wares hesitated before signing the treaty, knowing his family name would be remembered either way.

The old merchant arranged his wares carefully on the stall before the festival.

The market specialized in handcrafted wares that attracted tourists from around the region.

Waring organized a charity concert to raise funds for the local arts center.