How to spell DARGER correctly?

If you're looking for corrections to the misspelling "darger", there are a few possibilities. It could be "danger", meaning something risky or hazardous. Alternatively, it might be "dagger", referring to a sharp-bladed weapon. Finally, "larger" could also be what you meant, indicating something of a greater size or magnitude.

• arguer The arguer presented a convincing argument that left everyone in the room speechless.
• auger She used an auger to drill into the rock.
• badger The badger dug a tunnel under the fence to get to the other side.
• barge The crane lifted the heavy cargo onto the waiting barge.
• cadger The cadger begged for money outside the grocery store.
• Carder The police arrested the carder who had stolen thousands of credit card details.
• carter
• charger I forgot to bring my phone charger on vacation and now my battery is dead.
• dagger The assassin brandished a keen-edged dagger.
• daggers Sam wielding a pair of daggers entered the room.
• danger There is a great danger of falling from this cliff.
• danker My new car smells danker than my old car.
• dare I don't dare to eat spicy food.
• Darer He was a darer, always seeking out new challenges and pushing himself outside of his comfort zone.
• darken
• darker I feel darker after talking to her.
• Darner The darner came over to fix the hole in my sock.
• darter The darter fish swiftly darted through the water to catch its prey.
• Dater He is an avid dater who enjoys meeting new people and trying out new experiences.
• dearer The memories of our time together grow dearer to me with each passing day.
• digger I heard a digger coming down the street.
• dirge The funeral procession passed through the quiet town, their somber dirge echoing off the buildings.
• dodger The Dodger Stadium is one of my favorite places to watch a baseball game.
• drier The sun came out and made the ground drier.
• durer She endured the long durer.
• eager I am eager to learn more about your research.
• garter My best friend's wedding was in garter belt.
• lager I prefer to drink lager with my burgers instead of wine.
• large
• larger The larger bag is heavier.
• marge Marge enjoys reading mystery novels in her spare time.
• pager
• sager
• Sarge " Sarge, we need to regroup and come up with a new plan," said the soldier to his commanding officer.
• Tagger She's been a big tagger on her wall
• target I'm trying to hit the target.
• wager I am willing to place a wager that my team will win the game tomorrow.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately