How to spell DURGE correctly?

If you meant to type "durge" but made a spelling error, try considering alternative correct suggestions. The closest understandable words are "durge" itself (assuming it is a proper noun), "urge" (meaning a strong desire) or "dirge" (referring to a mournful song). Double-check the intended meaning to find the most appropriate correction.

• burg There is a cute little burg nearby that's famous for its homemade ice cream.
• burger
• dare I dare you to jump into the pool from the high diving board.
• dire The situation is becoming increasingly dire as the storm approaches.
• dirge The mourners sang a dirge at the funeral.
• dodge I had to dodge the basketball that was thrown at me.
• doge "Wow, much fluffy, very cute, such doge.
• drudge I became exhausted after being assigned to drudge away on the assembly line for eight hours.
• dude He's a total dude.
• due
• dug Yesterday I dug a hole in my garden to plant a new tree.
• duke After dinner, we went sightseeing in the duke's palace.
• dune
• dung I refuse to step in that pile of dung.
• dupe The con artist managed to dupe several investors into investing in his fake company.
• durer The longer the durer, the higher the interest.
• duse
• huge The elephant was huge and towered over the other animals in the savannah.
• luge She practiced her luge for the Olympic winter games.
• purge The leader ordered a purge of the crowd.
• Purger The person nicknamed "The Purger" is a mysterious murderer who strikes terror in the hearts of San Francisco's criminals.
• surge There was a sudden surge of energy when the band started playing.
• urge I feel a strong urge to quit my job.

Apsolutly

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