How to spell ERGER correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "erger" instead of the intended word, here are some possible corrections: "eager" (enthusiastic), "error" (mistake), "urger" (encourager), "edger" (tool for trimming edges) or "ember" (burning coal).

• alger
• anger His anger towards the situation was evident in his abrupt tone of voice.
• arguer
• auger I need an auger to drill through the hardwood floor.
• Berger I own a Berger.
• burger
• e'er I will e'er love you.
• eager She was eager to try the new flavor.
• earner As the primary earner for his family, he worked long hours to provide for their needs.
• edgar Edgar is my neighbor's name.
• edge She found an edge in the thicket, careful not to touch the prickly bushes.
• edged He was carrying a steak knife with an elegantly edged blade.
• edger
• edges He was wearing the most interesting clothes, with bright, colorful edges.
• edgier The new fashion line is edgier than their previous collections.
• eerier This paper is an eerier experience than the one I had last night.
• Egged The side of the building was heavily egged on Halloween night.
• elgar I've been told that elgar's music has a unique charm.
• Ere Ere we left, we double-checked that we had all of our belongings.
• erg The nurse was shocked when the ERG refused to let her leave.
• ergo I am a language model, ergo, I do not have emotions like humans.
• ergot Ergot is a type of fungus that can grow on certain grasses and grains.
• ERGS I always forget to bring my emergency ergs with me on hikes.
• erie The Erie Canal was an important shipping route in the 19th century.
• err I was looking for my keys but I think I left them in the car - err.
• erse Her speech was riddled with erse.
• ever
• ewer I left my wet clothes in the water ewer.
• forger He was a forger, but he was never caught.
• geiger The Geiger counter was beeping erratically.
• GER
• larger I have a larger purse.
• leger The company's leger showed a significant increase in profits.
• meager The orphanage only had a meager supply of food to feed all the children.
• merge The two companies have decided to merge in order to increase their market share.
• merger In October of 2015, the company announced a merger with another company.
• Purger
• Roger Roger was wearing a blue shirt and dark blue pants.
• serge I have a shirt that I purchased last summer, it's a Serge.
• Sergei Sergei was always a good student.
• urge I urge you to reconsider before making a decision.
• Urged She was urged to return the book, but she refused.
• urges He felt the urges to go out and explore the world, but he was too afraid to leave his comfort zone.
• verge The Verge has unveiled a new website that presents breaking news in a different way.
• verger The verger helps to maintain the church's tranquility.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately