How to spell SUGGLE correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "suggle", fret not! The correct suggestions for this misspelling include "snuggle", which means to cuddle closely, and "struggle", referring to a difficult or challenging task. So, next time you encounter this typo, use these accurate options!

• boggle The complexity of the math problem began to boggle his mind.
• bugle The bugle call signaled the beginning of the ceremony.
• burgle
• gaggle The playground was filled with the sound of children running and laughing while a gaggle of geese honked in the nearby pond.
• giggle The children began to giggle uncontrollably at the silly joke.
• goggle I need to put on my goggle before jumping into the pool.
• gurgle The sound of the stream as it flowed down the mountainside was a soothing gurgle.
• haggle I had to haggle with the vendor to get a fair price for the antique vase.
• jiggle She couldn't help but jiggle her leg nervously during the entire interview.
• joggle The uneven pavement caused me to joggle as I walked down the street.
• juggle I was trying to juggle three balls, but I couldn't keep them all in the air.
• juggler She was a juggler who could make the most unusual objects twirl.
• niggle I can't quite put my finger on it, but there's something about this project that continues to niggle at me.
• single I'm not looking for a partner, I'm just looking for a single guy.
• smuggle The man attempted to smuggle illegal drugs across the border.
• smuggler The border patrol finally apprehended the notorious smuggler and his accomplices.
• snuggle I love to snuggle up with a warm blanket on a cold winter night.
• squiggle I love to squiggle around when I'm coloring.
• suckle My baby likes to suckle.
• supple The ballet dancer's body was incredibly supple, allowing her to effortlessly perform even the most difficult movements.
• surge During the Great Surge, the ocean rose six feet in a matter of hours.
• toggle If I toggle the light switch, will the light turn off?
• waggle The dog would waggle his tail excitedly whenever he saw his owner.
• wiggle

Apsolutly

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