How to spell SMUGED correctly?
If you're looking for alternatives to the misspelling "smuged", you can try "smudged" instead. This correct spelling refers to the act of smearing or making something dirty or blurry. Remember to double-check your spellings to ensure clear and effective communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell smuged correctly
- Imaged
- mugged He was mugged in the alleyway on his way home from work.
- Sagged The old couch in the waiting room sagged in the middle, making it almost impossible to sit comfortably.
- Slugged I slugged him in the stomach for insulting my family.
- Smiled She smiled at her reflection in the mirror, admiring her new haircut.
- smoked I smoked a joint with Jane last night.
- smudge Our painting is going to need a good smudge job before the party.
- smudged The ink on my shirt smudged after I accidentally brushed up against the wet newspaper.
- smudges I attempted to clean my screen but my fingerprints remained and smudges were left on the screen.
- smug I was feeling smug about my new job until I saw the other employees.
- smugger He was a smugger - he knew he had pulled the wool over their eyes.
- smuggled I smuggled in a packet of cigarettes while I was on vacation.
- smugly She was rather smugly pleased with her win.
- Snugged We were snugged in by the blanket.
- soughed The leaves soughed in the gentle breeze, creating a peaceful soundtrack for my afternoon stroll.
- staged The school play was staged in the auditorium.
- Surged The crowd surged forward as the gates opened.
