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How to spell CARIGED correctly?

"Cariged" may actually be a misspelling of "carriage". Other possible suggestions might include "carried", "carving" or "carpeted", depending on the intended meaning of the word. Double-checking with a dictionary or using spell-check can help clarify the correct spelling.

List of suggestions on how to spell cariged correctly

  • barged The delivery truck barged through the gate despite the security guard's instruction to stop.
  • cadged I never cadged money off anyone.
  • caged The lion seemed unhappy and restless in his caged enclosure.
  • carded I was carded at the bar last night because the bouncer thought I was too young to be drinking.
  • cared Despite her busy schedule, she always made sure she cared for her aging parents.
  • caries Caries can be prevented by practicing good oral hygiene habits such as brushing and flossing regularly.
  • caroled The children caroled along with the choir during the Christmas concert.
  • caromed The billiard ball caromed off the cushion and hit the eight ball, sinking it into the pocket.
  • carped I carped about the cold weather and wished I could stay in bed all day.
  • carried She carried the baby carefully in her arms.
  • carted The farmer carted baskets of fresh vegetables to the market every morning.
  • carved The statue was carved by a master sculptor from a single block of marble.
  • caviled She caviled at the suggestion and refused to consider it.
  • charged The police charged the suspect with reckless driving.
  • cried She cried uncontrollably when she found out her dog had passed away.
  • cringed I cringed when I saw my embarrassing childhood yearbook photo.
  • garaged I keep my car garaged to protect it from harsh weather conditions.
  • varied The menu offers a varied selection of appetizers, entrees, and desserts.

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