How to spell IARGE correctly?

If you meant to type "large" but accidentally typed "iarge", here are some possible suggestions to correct the misspelling. Double-check the "L" and replace the "I" with "L" or consider typing "big" or "huge" as alternative words. Proofreading can help prevent such errors.

• age My grandmother is quite active for her age.
• are
• argo
• argue My parents always argue with each other about politics.
• barge The barge was too big to fit through the opening.
• cage I was so worried that he was going to escape, but he was in his cage the whole time.
• charge She decided to charge her phone before leaving home.
• dirge The mournful sound of the dirge filled the church as they carried the casket down the aisle.
• gage
• iago Iago is a cunning and manipulative villain in the play Othello by William Shakespeare.
• image She took a snapshot of the beautiful sunset to capture the perfect image.
• inge
• ire The athlete's comments about his team's performance sparked the ire of the fans.
• large I expected the cake to be large, but it was actually quite small.
• larger
• marge After drinking some orange juice, I went to the kitchen to see Marge.
• Margie I got a call from Margie this afternoon.
• page The map is on the back page.
• rage Her anger boiled over into a full-fledged rage.
• sage That old sage in the corner is always giving wise advice.
• Sarge Sarge was the perfect nickname for him.
• urge I need to urge her to come over.
• wage She is earning a wage for her work.

Intertubing

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