How to spell GIGLED correctly?

If you've mistakenly written "gigled" instead of "giggled", don't fret! Here are simple suggestions to correct it: 1) Change the "i" to a double "g", making it "giggled"; 2) Swap the "i" for an "l", resulting in "gigled"; or 3) Opt for the accurate spelling, "giggled."

• Gagged The criminal was gagged to prevent him from shouting or making any noise during the robbery.
• galled It galled her to see the younger employees get promotions before her, despite her years of experience.
• gargled The actor gargled water before delivering his lines in the movie.
• gelled After I helped her fix her hair, she gelled her lipstick.
• gigged She's gigged out of town for the weekend.
• giggle She couldn't help but giggle when she saw the dog chasing its tail.
• Giggled I giggled when she said it was funny.
• giggler She was a giggler all day.
• giggles The children couldn't control their giggles when the clown came out to play.
• gild The artist decided to gild the frame of the painting to make it look more prestigious.
• Gilead The city of Gilead is well known for its religious tolerance.
• Girdled The python was so girdled with coils, it was hard to tell which was its head and which was its tail.
• Goggled She was so goggled at the new pet that she missed the snake slithering past her feet.
• grilled I grilled a steak for dinner.
• Gulled I was gulled into buying tickets to the play.
• Gurgled The creature gurgled as it emerged from the water.
• Jigged She was Dancing Jigged.
• jiggled The toy was jiggled and I thought it was going to fall off the shelf.
• Jingled As she walked, the bells on her shoes jingled merrily.
• Killed
• Niggled She couldn't shake the feeling that something was wrong, a small doubt that niggled at the back of her mind.
• Ogled
• wiggled I wiggled my toes before I went to sleep.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking