Correct spellings for OGGED
- aged My grandmother is an aged woman who still enjoys gardening.
- Bagged She bagged all of her groceries before heading out of the store.
- Begged The child begged for candy from his parents.
- Bodged He bodged the repair and only made the problem worse.
- Bogged The car got bogged down in the mud and we had to call a tow truck.
- bugged The spy was bugged by the FBI to acquire information about their next operation.
- Dodged I dodged the ball and it hit the wall instead.
- dogged I was dogged by a dog on my walk this morning.
- edged I edged it across the room.
- Egged I fed the dog with Egged.
- fagged I'm so fagged from all this work I didn't get any sleep last night.
- fogged I couldn't see very well because my glasses were fogged up from the humidity.
- forged The documents were forged to make it appear that the company had more revenue than it actually did.
- Gagged The kidnapper gagged their victim to prevent them from screaming for help.
- Ged I passed my Ged test with flying colors.
- Geed It is said that the Geed is the fastest creature in the universe.
- gigged Last weekend, I gigged at a local bar and earned some extra cash.
- gorged After the long hike, we gorged on a big meal at the restaurant.
- Gouged The victim's arm was heavily gouged by the broken bottle.
- hogged The greedy child hogged all of the cookies and refused to share with his siblings.
- Hugged My best friend was hugged by her father after winning the race.
- jagged The jagged rocks scraped my feet as I walked.
- Jigged I quickly jigged my way to the end of the song, much to the audience's joy.
- Jogged I jogged around the park this morning to get some exercise.
- Jugged The apple was jugged and fell to the ground.
- Lagged I tried to message my friend but my computer was lagged.
- legged The dog had long legged, making it faster and more athletic than most other breeds.
- Lodged He lodged the complaint with the management.
- Logged I logged off and went to bed.
- Lugged My suitcase was lugged from the car to the terminal.
- mugged Last night, my neighbor was mugged at gunpoint while walking home from the grocery store.
- Nagged My mom nagged me to clean my room every single day.
- ogden I am from Ogden, Utah.
- ogle I caught him trying to ogle my sister when she walked by.
- Ogled She ogled the expensive sports car parked on the street.
- ogre The ogre in the fairy tale terrified the villagers.
- OPED The president oped the letter.
- owed I owed my friend $20 for covering my meal last night.
- Pegged The balloon had been pegged to the ground.
- Pigged The pigged out pig was horrible to look at.
- ragged I'm feeling a bit ragged after that long hike.
- rigged The election was rigged in her favor.
- rouged The dancer's cheeks were rouged and blushed beautifully under the stage lights.
- rugged The rugged terrain made for an enjoyable hike.
- Sagged The curtains sagged in the middle.
- tagged She was tagged by the game's developer.
- togaed Togaed means calmed down.
- togged
- Tugged The boat was tugged from shore.
- Urged I was urged to come.
- Wagged I wagged my tail when I was happy.
- wigged My aunt wore a wigged out costume to the party.
