How to spell BAGER correctly?

If you have mistakenly spelt "bager" instead of "baker", don't worry, it happens to everyone. Here are some correct suggestions: baker, burger, eager, wager, dagger, larger, pager or badger. Checking your spelling carefully will help avoid errors such as this.

• age Her age is unknown to me.
• auger The farmer used an auger to bore holes in the fence posts.
• backer The wealthy businessman became a backer of the project and provided the necessary funding to bring it to fruition.
• badge I wear my badge with pride.
• badger The persistent salesperson continued to badger me even after I politely declined their offer.
• badges She wore badges that proclaimed her allegiance to different causes.
• bag I put my laptop in my bag.
• bagel I always enjoy a toasted bagel with cream cheese for breakfast.
• Bagged
• baggier I need to find a pair of baggier pants because these are too tight.
• baggy The baggy pants he wore made it difficult for him to run.
• bags She had a few bags with her.
• bake
• baker The baker was up early to start making fresh bread for the day.
• bakers Bakers make the best cookies.
• bakery She always goes to the bakery for her morning coffee.
• baler The farmer used a baler to compress the hay into rectangular bales for storage.
• banger I like to start my day with a banger of a workout.
• bangor The Bangor Museum of Art has a wide variety of paintings, sculptures, and other art pieces.
• banker The banker advised the customer on the best savings account to open.
• bar I met my friends at the bar after work.
• bare The room was bare except for a brick fireplace.
• barer I couldn't help but feel barer after she criticized my outfit.
• barge He barge into the room uninvited.
• barged After being asked to leave the bar, he barged his way back in.
• barges The barges were full of goods that were to be shipped across the river.
• barker I saw a barker near the entrance of the park.
• Bauer Bauer was an avid fisherman who spent most of his weekends at the lake.
• bayer " Bayer is a pharmaceutical company that produces a wide range of medications and health products.
• beaker She found a beaker in the yard.
• beer I like to drink cold beer on a hot summer day.
• Berger
• bier I will have a cold bier please.
• bigger Can you please help me move the couch because it's getting bigger every day?
• biker The biker rode his motorcycle through the winding roads of the mountains.
• boer The Boer fought fiercely in defense of their homeland.
• bogey I'm not going to sleep with you if you keep making that noise, it's called a bogey.
• booger
• bragger I am not a bragger, but my friends are.
• bugger
• bugler A bugler was playing an accompaniment to the funeral procession.
• burger I'll have a burger with cheese.
• caber The caber toss is a traditional Scottish sport in which athletes attempt to toss a large wooden pole, called a caber, end over end.
• eager Tom was eager to see his new toy.
• GER The GER was a major railway company in England during the late 1800s and early 1900s.
• lager
• pager My pager beeped and I had to leave.
• sager The horse was so tired, it was no wonder it had a sagER neck.
• wager I'm willing to wager I can outrun you.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking