How to spell UDGET correctly?

The misspelling "udget" could mean either "budget" or "gadget". For "budget", suggestions include "B-U-D-G-E-T", "buget" or "budjet". For "gadget", suggestions include "G-A-D-G-E-T" or "gadjet". It's important to know the context in which the word is being used to determine the correct spelling.

• beget The new policy may beget even more confusion and misunderstanding.
• Budged
• budget I need to set a budget for my upcoming road trip.
• edge I need to get a edge on my work.
• edged She edged closer to him and placed her hand on his arm.
• edger I need to borrow your edger to trim the grass along the walkway.
• edges The sharp edges of the knife should be handled with extreme care to avoid any injuries.
• fidget I tend to fidget when I am anxious or nervous.
• Fudged She fudged the data in her report to make it look better.
• gadget I downloaded a new gadget app.
• get
• Judged I was judged unjustly.
• midget I feel like a midget in this dress.
• nudged She nudged her friend to get her attention during the class.
• nugget
• PUGET The Puget Sound is home to many species of marine life.
• roget A colorful roget adorns the door of the local bar.
• udder Are you going to eat that udder?
• urge I urge you to continue.
• Urged I was urged to sign up for the class.
• urgent
• urges He had strong urges to eat junk food, but knew it wasn't healthy for him.
• widget I added a weather widget to my desktop for quick updates on the forecast.

Apsolutly

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