How to spell EAGGER correctly?

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• alger
• anger His anger boiled over when he discovered the truth.
• auger
• baggier My clothes seem baggier on me after I lost weight.
• bigger She is bigger than all the other girls in her class.
• bugger I can't believe I forgot my keys again, what a bugger.
• dagger He stabbed her with his dagger.
• digger The digger was used to excavate the hole for the new swimming pool.
• eager
• eagle Though the eagle is the national bird of the United States, the bald eagle is the national bird of America.
• earner My uncle, who works as a software engineer, is a high earner with a six-figure salary.
• easier It's easier to learn a new language when you practice every day.
• eater The eater crouched down low and began to feast on the dead animal.
• edger I need to trim the grass along the driveway with an edger.
• edgier I'm feeling like my new haircut makes me look edgier than I used to.
• Egged I usually get eggs from my local grocery store, but this time I decided to try the local egged.
• jagger I always stick with a nice jagger.
• jigger She was drinking a jigger of whisky.
• jogger
• lager He went to the liquor store to buy a six-pack of lager beer.
• larger
• logger I'm going to need a logger to catch all the data.
• lugger She opted for a sleek lugger dress for the party.
• meager I am not a meager man.
• mugger I was walking home from work when a mugger jumped out of the alley and demanded my purse.
• nagger The nagger in the group kept stealing my food.
• pager In the 90s, doctors carried around a pager to keep in touch with their patients.
• rigger She was a rigger for a television show.
• rugger I observed that he is quite good at playing rugger when we played together last week.
• sager I have a sore stomach from eating sager at lunch.
• Tagger I'm a sticker hacker, so I like to call myself a " Tagger.
• vaguer I couldn't make out what he was trying to say because his words grew vaguer and less distinct.
• wager I'm going to wager that he'll be at the party.

Apsolutly

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