How to spell TUNGE correctly?

If you meant to type "tongue" but accidentally wrote "tunge", don't worry! Here are a few correct suggestions to rectify this mistake. Make sure you double-check and correct your spelling next time: tongue, tune, tinge, tinge, tinge, tingle.

• bung The plumber had to bung up the leaky pipe.
• bungee I felt a rush of adrenaline as I plummeted towards the ground during my bungee jump.
• dune The hot sun beat down on the endless sand dune.
• dung The farmer spread the dung from the cows on his field to fertilize the soil.
• Dunged
• Dunne The book is about the life and work of John Dunne.
• gunge We mopped up the gunge with a cloth.
• hung I hung my shirt on the hook.
• hunger The hunger pangs were gnawing at her stomach as she waited for her dinner to cook.
• inge
• jung Although Jung's theories are controversial, he had a significant impact on the field of psychology.
• lounge I would love to relax in my lounge room.
• lung
• lunge I had to lunge forward to catch the ball before it fell on the ground.
• mung
• nudge I'm gonna nudge him in that direction.
• rung I climbed up the ladder to the fourth rung and then realized I was too scared to go any higher.
• stung I accidentally brushed against a bee and got stung on my finger.
• sung My favorite song had been sung by Whitney Houston.
• tang I need to borrow some tang from the kitchen.
• tangle As I brushed through my long hair, I hit a tangle and winced in pain.
• tango The tango is a dance popular in many Latin American countries.
• tangs I need those sharp tangs to pierce the turkey.
• tangy The salad dressing had a tangy taste from the vinegar and mustard.
• tine
• ting The sound of the spoon hitting the metal bowl created a ting in the quiet kitchen.
• tinge I got a little bit of a tinge on my cheek when I kissed her.
• tinged I felt iced tea tinged with booze on my breath.
• tinges The sunset tinges the sky with hues of red and orange.
• tingle The cold air was sending shivers up my spine, but the tingle in my core was feeling downright delightful.
• tone Jeans with a simple tone will look great with every outfit.
• Tong
• tonga The Tongan people live in the island country of Tonga.
• tonged He tonged the hot dog out of the boiling pot of water.
• tongs I need to get some tongs to cook my chicken.
• tongue I can feel my tongue sticking to the roof of my mouth.
• tonne I can lift a tonne of weight.
• trudge After a long day of work, he had to trudge through the snow to get back home.
• tug I felt a tug on my shirt as I was walking.
• tun The fisherman caught a large tun in the ocean.
• tuna The tuna sandwich was delicious.
• tune I cannot hear the tune of that song.
• tuned I tuned the guitar before the performance.
• tuner
• tunes The band was playing some tunes they had written themselves.
• tungus The tree is covered in tungus.
• tunic She was wearing a flowy tunic.
• tunnel During the storm, the tunnel was flooded.
• tunney
• tunny I could not get my tunny out of the net.
• TUNS
• Tuque I wore a warm tuque on my head to protect myself from the cold winter wind.

Apsolutly

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