Correct spellings for LAGED
- aged The cheese has a unique flavor due to being aged for several years.
- Bagged He bagged all of the groceries so they wouldn't scatter in the car on the way home.
- barged The driver barged into the store to steal a loaf of bread.
- Cadged He cadged a ride with his friend to get to the party.
- Caged The zoo was caged with a tall fence.
- fagged I am too fagged to finish this heavy load of laundry.
- Flagged The article was flagged for review.
- Gagged They gagged her and tied her up.
- Gauged She carefully gauged the size of the room to determine where to place the furniture.
- Ged I'm going to bed, Ged.
- jagged The jagged rocks cut through the bottom of the boat.
- laced She laced her fingers together as she waited anxiously for the results.
- Lacked I lacked the energy to finish the race.
- lad The young lad helped his mother make breakfast.
- lade She attempted to lade the water from the well into the bucket, but it was too heavy for her.
- laded I boxed up all of my old photos and tucked them away safely, laded with memories of the people and places I've
- lag The game started to lag after I opened too many applications on my computer.
- lager As a German, I prefer lager beers.
- lagers During Oktoberfest, many people come to Munich to drink authentic German lagers.
- Lagged My internet connection lagged and caused me to lose the game.
- lags The game lags when too many players are online at the same time.
- laid She laid her head back against the pillow and closed her eyes.
- laird The laird is the head of the clan.
- lake She sun bathed on the shore of the lake.
- Lamed I need a lamed-soy-ribs shop.
- Lammed
- Lapped The water lapped gently against the shore as the sun began to set.
- lard I had to strip down and cook in my undergarment lard-free.
- Larded I've got a hog that's larded with bacon.
- laredo I have never been to Laredo, Texas before.
- large The large tree blocked the view.
- larger The cup is larger than the one I used to drink from.
- larges
- Larked My Larked roommate left for Utah this morning.
- Lashed Lashed has a nice ring to it.
- late I'm a bit late for my meeting.
- Lathed The car had been lathed together with a fine-tooth saw.
- laud The teacher was quick to laud the student's essay as the best in the class.
- Lauded He was lauded by his peers.
- Laughed Laughed when she said my little brother was the funniest person she knew.
- Laved She laved her face with fresh water to cool down from the hot sun.
- Lazed The beer sure tastes lazed.
- leaded The pencil that I found on the desk was not new, it had a leaded tip.
- leafed I leafed through the book and stopped at a certain page.
- Leagued The two companies leagued together to create a stronger market presence.
- Leaked I'm afraid that my meeting with the board has been leaked.
- Leaned I leaned against the cool metal of the fence.
- Leaped The cat leaped from one branch to another across the river.
- leased The leased house was immaculate and move-in ready.
- leaved The maple tree had already leaved by the start of spring.
- led She led the way to the party.
- legend
- legged The legged creature hopped away quickly when it sensed danger.
- lied She lied about her address to avoid being found by her ex-boyfriend.
- liked I liked her outfit.
- loaded She was loaded for bear when she came home.
- Loafed I decided to have some lunch and loafed around the block.
- Loaned She loaned her bicycle to her neighbor for the weekend.
- Lodged I will be lodged with a host family in France.
- loge I saw a man in a loge who reminded me of my grandfather.
- Logged She logged on to her computer to check her email.
- Longed I longed to stay with them, but knew it wasn't safe.
- Lugged Josh lugged the heavy box up the stairs, feeling his muscles strain with the effort.
- Lunged The dog lunged at the mailman, scaring him off.
- Nagged My mom nagged me all day to clean my room.
- Paged The concierge paged us to coming to the desk.
- plagued His team was plagued with injuries all season.
- Raged The storm raged all night, causing power outages and flooded streets.
- ragged The shirt was so ragged it was almost transparent.
- Sagged The old blouse hung on my frame like a sagged tent.
- Slagged I can't believe he just slagged me off in front of everyone.
- tagged I'm tagged by my friends.
- Waged The workers waged a strike to demand better wages and benefits.
- Wagged The dog happily wagged its tail when its owner returned home.
