How To Spell hag?
How to Pronounce hag?
Correct pronunciation for the word "hag" is [hˈaɡ], [hˈaɡ], [h_ˈa_ɡ].
What are the misspellings for hag?
- hairgel,
- hacva,
- ha35,
- haag,
- mahaghy,
- hogun,
- headg,
- hhair,
- hugue,
- heahh,
- vag,
- has,
- hearig,
- hogie,
- hab,
- headig,
- hearng,
- oag,
- thahk,
- thrhg,
- haing,
- huage,
- hawck,
- havig,
- haha,
- hagaar,
- hwgh,
- havic,
- higj,
- havivg,
- jhear,
- han,
- hng,
- hgan,
- hokage,
- huige,
- hakie,
- hagat,
- hirig,
- hauge,
- halg,
- hihgh,
- hjghf,
- haugh,
- hahah,
- 1has,
- hargid,
- havco,
- hifg,
- hurge,
- hadw,
- hamic,
- hacky,
- vaig,
- dhuge,
- shage,
- hoigh,
- thag,
- hegh,
- havge,
- highj,
- haf,
- hawlk,
- haux,
- hagin,
- hagg,
- hoaky,
- haigh,
- ha21,
- hiigh,
- theage,
- hufge,
- hai,
- higfh,
- hidge,
- heage,
- yhnak,
- charg,
- hagar,
- hagve,
- chga,
- heack,
- hjigh,
- hwf,
- hbg,
- hamoge,
- hagel,
- hagery,
- zag,
- dag,
- higg,
- higha,
- haj,
- hiaku,
- hedage,
- highe,
- hugee,
- highg,
- heatig,
- hvae,
- habg,
- higy,
- hvac,
- ghfg,
- haq,
- hahn,
- hjad,
- ehuge,
- tahg,
- chiago,
- hffg,
- caug,
- hgigh,
- havi,
- ag,
- havi2,
- haha1,
- haeger,
- haigher,
- yhig,
- hamok,
- hiegt,
- haow,
- yhay,
- heaqr,
- headge,
- haagen,
- hcarge,
- highi,
- htae,
- hugly,
- hiuge,
- heark,
- hac,
- haivig,
- hjear,
- hhigh,
- haiir,
- hae,
- pag,
- havc,
- haa,
- hijak,
- harge,
- higb,
- havac,
- havw,
- hage,
- hak,
- hugry,
- khao,
- mohak,
- hagle,
- hihg,
- highy,
- hal,
- haight,
- higth,
- hidig,
- haged,
- jihae,
- hawia,
- hgear,
- hang,
- hughe,
- havg,
- charga,
- hurgy,
- hiogh,
- hav,
- had1,
- heuge,
- hao,
- chage,
- heqad,
- haox,
- hodge,
- hig,
- hgame,
- haev,
- ahuge,
- hicago,
- had10,
- cag,
- higgh,
- hogue,
- hjas,
- heag,
- hau,
- hange,
- hacth,
- hygne,
- huuge,
- havok,
- harg,
- har,
- hap,
- haig,
- haz,
- ha11o
"Hag" in context
A hag is a creature of folklore, most often portrayed as an ugly and sometimes malevolent old woman. In certain stories, a hag is a witch-like figure who meddles with humans, and sometimes appears as a crone with long, white hair and a stooped form. In some telling of the Arthurian legends, Morgan le Fay is described as a hag or a witch.
In many stories and legends, the hag is described as living in the wild, and has magical powers such as the ability to transform into a beautiful woman, and cast spells on people.
In many stories and legends, the hag is described as living in the wild, and has magical powers such as the ability to transform into a beautiful woman, and cast spells on people.
What are similar-sounding words for hag?
- hg,
- ham,
- hug,
- Haugh,
- Haws,
- hakea,
- hay,
- hagge,
- haigh,
- hat,
- haug,
- hawse,
- Haig,
- hasse,
- haick,
- hazy,
- hajji,
- hauck,
- Hague,
- haze,
- Haeck,
- hawky,
- Haik,
- hausa,
- HAGE,
- nag,
- tag,
- hack,
- Haak,
- Hawks,
- hays,
- haji,
- haiku,
- ag,
- Hase,
- HaaS,
- Has,
- Had,
- Haggai,
- hayek,
- hog,
- hagy,
- hajj,
- bag,
- hash,
- hauge,
- Hah,
- hawke,
- hake,
- hauch,
- lag,
- HAUS,
- ha,
- haj,
- hayes,
- haack,
- gag,
- wag,
- HAAG,
- hause,
- Hayse,
- HAASE,
- hawk,
- sag,
- rag,
- Hawes,
- hakka,
- hauk,
- HASS,
- haake,
- hang.
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