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How to spell BIGERN correctly?

The correct spelling for "Bigern" is "bigger". Some possible suggestions for correcting the misspelling include using predictive text or auto-correct features on a device, consulting a dictionary or thesaurus or asking a friend or colleague for assistance.

List of suggestions on how to spell Bigern correctly

  • Bayern Bayern Munich is a famous football club in Germany.
  • Bern Bern is also known as the "federal city" of Switzerland.
  • Biden Biden plans to increase funding for education programs if elected.
  • Bier I ordered a cold Bier at the German-themed pub.
  • Biers The brewery had multiple biers on tap for customers to try.
  • Bigger My sister has a bigger collection of CDs than I do.
  • Bighorn I climbed to the top of the mountain and was greeted by a herd of bighorn sheep.
  • Biker The biker rode his Harley down the scenic highway.
  • Bikers Bikers are often associated with leather jackets and motorcycles.
  • Biogen Biogen is a biotechnology company that specializes in the development of therapies for neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
  • Biter The dog was known to be a biter, so it was important to keep him away from small children.
  • Biters The campers brought insect repellent to ward off the pesky biters during their hike.
  • Bittern The bittern is a bird species that is known for its booming call.
  • Niger Niger is one of the poorest countries in the world with a high infant mortality rate.
  • Pigeon I spotted a lone pigeon perched on the windowsill of the old building.
  • Tiger The majestic orange and black stripes of the tiger fascinated the young boy.
  • Tigers The tigers at the zoo are very majestic and powerful animals.
  • Wigeon The wigeon is a species of duck that breeds in the northern parts of Europe and Asia.

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