How to spell BURGELED correctly?
If you meant "burgled" instead of "burgeled", congratulations on catching the error! "Burgled" is the correct term to describe a forced entry into a property with the intention to steal. This mistake often happens due to the similar spelling of "burgled" and "burgeled", but the former is the proper word to use in this context.
List of suggestions on how to spell burgeled correctly
- barreled The train barreled down the track at full speed.
- budgeted Her budgeted spending exceeded her budgeted income.
- buggered I can't believe my phone battery is buggered again.
- Bugled She bugled a merry welcome as she sailed into the harbor.
- bungled The robbers bungled the bank heist and were quickly caught by the police.
- burgeoned The flower burgeoned in the sun.
- burgle The police were called after someone attempted to burgle the jewelry store in the middle of the night.
- burgled The house was burgled while the family was on vacation.
- burled The wood was burled with strips of leather to make it more comfortable to sit on.
- Busheled Thomas was excited to go to the busheled
- Cudgeled The thief was cudgeled by the angry mob until he was unconscious.
- Gurgled I gurgled when I swallowed the cold drink.
