How To Spell dag?
How to Pronounce dag?
Correct pronunciation for the word "dag" is [dˈaɡ], [dˈaɡ], [d_ˈa_ɡ].
What are the misspellings for dag?
- addig,
- 60deg,
- darky,
- dat,
- dags,
- ag0,
- ddg,
- pag,
- zag,
- dday,
- dague,
- addage,
- targe,
- dlarge,
- doger,
- drg,
- deago,
- daph,
- hidig,
- dap,
- dinage,
- dawg,
- targa,
- doage,
- 3day,
- drago,
- darger,
- dange,
- damge,
- dager,
- dabka,
- dango,
- das,
- daky,
- desac,
- daamge,
- fatig,
- dar,
- daycar,
- vaig,
- dvae,
- deg,
- dtae,
- diigo,
- oag,
- dubug,
- dergee,
- dawr,
- dugg,
- diag,
- dahl,
- diggy,
- diaogue,
- damdge,
- doimg,
- kidak,
- dtaa,
- dealig,
- dosig,
- dilog,
- digeo,
- daw,
- doasge,
- daughre,
- 2day,
- dugon,
- bodog,
- dai,
- codig,
- ag,
- dmg,
- dav,
- datig,
- datge,
- daegu,
- decae,
- dag,
- dieago,
- deigo,
- dfgh,
- dupage,
- day1,
- hedage,
- dmaage,
- damige,
- teacg,
- diabeic,
- daiz,
- deack,
- diadic,
- darko,
- damag,
- durge,
- tahg,
- retag,
- daage,
- deiago,
- dmage,
- day2,
- degee,
- dau,
- 1day,
- diger,
- teeage,
- dameg,
- duakl,
- da,
- dekay,
- dak,
- dogam,
- deaql,
- redug,
- darck,
- diagarm,
- todig,
- degeee,
- diago,
- daphe,
- daug,
- ridig,
- demage,
- dgeg,
- tagic,
- dal,
- dayu,
- dilaog,
- digic,
- yday,
- cag,
- darg,
- daquri,
- daa,
- 30day,
- dayz,
- dang,
- dan,
- darlig,
- deagoe,
- doogh,
- thedog,
- vag,
- taiji,
- ridage,
- duagher,
- dao,
- dhuge,
- diegio,
- dah,
- diloag,
- daj,
- takig,
- drage,
- dayjob,
- daow,
- dayf,
- daef,
- dfg,
- dailog,
- daugh,
- diagam,
- caug,
- derge,
- desig,
- day0,
- edagar,
- damega,
- dyig,
- kodac,
- dae,
- dawgs,
- pedagoy,
- day9,
- tagia,
- dakk,
- daggar,
- eatig,
- damgae,
- doogy,
- dakot,
- damege,
- daf,
- dragg,
- dacor,
- edage,
- dayw,
- 5day.
"Dag" in context
A dag is a type of farming implement, typically used to uproot weeds and break up soil. It has a long wooden handle with a thick, curved blade at the end. The blade is usually made out of iron, although it can vary depending on the type of use it will be put to. Historical dag implements date back to the 1800s, when they were used as tools to pull large uproots and cultivate fields. Modern dag implements are still used by some farmers today, although they have been largely replaced by more automated and efficient machinery.
What are similar-sounding words for dag?
Usage over time for dag:
This graph shows how "dag" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
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