How to spell BANGGERS correctly?
If you meant to type "bangers" instead of "banggers", there are some possible corrections. "Bangers" refers to sausages in British English, so make sure you're using it in context. For a different but related word, "banter" could also fit depending on your intended meaning.
List of suggestions on how to spell banggers correctly
- Angers
- badgers The badgers were invading the garden again.
- banger I can't wait to hit the party and show everyone my new banger.
- bangles She adorned her wrists with colorful bangles that jangled as she moved.
- bankers The bankers were so excited about the new loan application system that they forgot to lock the door to the vault
- banners I love the banners at the park.
- banters As they walked down the street, the two friends engaged in lively banters about everything from sports to politics.
- Bloggers Many bloggers are in the business of writing and promoting their own blogs.
- buggers I'm sorry Buggers, I can't go.
- bunglers The bunglers caused a terrible mess while trying to fix the plumbing.
- dangers In the dark, dangers everywhere lurk.
- hangers My clothes are too tight, they need new hangers.
- managers The managers were discussing how to improve the productivity of their employees.
- mangers The restaurant looked busy with all the mangers in the kitchen.
- naggers The naggers on the bus are driving me crazy.
- rangers The rangers are watching over the forest.
- tanagers Some of the tanagers in the forest are beautiful.
- tangiers Tangiers is an old city in Morocco with many stores and a market.
