How to spell FIGED correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "figed" instead of the correct spelling, there are several possible suggestions for the correct word. You may have intended to write "fidget", meaning to make small movements out of restlessness or nervousness. Alternatively, you might have meant "figured", which refers to reaching a conclusion or solving a problem. Double-check your context to choose the appropriate correction.

• aged The aged wine has developed a rich, complex flavor.
• fagged
• failed I failed my math test yesterday because I didn't study enough.
• faked She faked a smile and pretended that everything was fine.
• fanged The fanged dragon was terrifying.
• Faxed I quickly faxed the document before the deadline.
• fed
• feed
• Fibbed I fibbed and said I was going to do the dishes.
• fidget She always had to fidget with her hair whenever she felt nervous.
• field I'm visiting my cousin in the field.
• fiend The detective knew that the serial killer was a fiend who would stop at nothing to satisfy his twisted desires.
• fig The fig was too ripe and hard.
• fight I don't want to fight, but I will if I have to.
• figs The figs were black and sweet.
• figured Figured I'd drop by after work.
• Filed
• filled I was filled with joy when I saw her.
• find
• fined The judge fined the offender $2,000.
• finked
• Finned My fishtank is finned.
• fired
• firmed I firmed my decision to pursue a career in medicine after shadowing a doctor for a day.
• Fished I fished for hours and only caught one small trout.
• Fitted She fitted the dress perfectly for the upcoming wedding.
• fixed
• Fizzed The soda fizzed and bubbled as we poured it into the glasses.
• Fled The bird fled from the snake.
• flied The baseball was flied deep into center field for a home run.
• fogey My old man is such a fogey!
• fogged My glasses are so fogged up that I can't see anything.
• foiled The detective foiled the criminal's plan to rob the bank.
• forged He forged his parents' signature on the permission slip to go on the field trip.
• Foxed The pages of the old book were foxed with age and wear.
• Fred
• fried
• frigid It was incredibly frigid outside.
• Fudged He fudged the numbers on his tax return to avoid paying more taxes.
• Ged I would like to read the Ged text.
• gigged Thursday night Gigged.
• Jigged The dragonfly's wings were jigged in the bright sunshine.
• Pigged I feel like I'm being pigged by my mate.
• ridged He hiked up the rugged path, his boots slipping on the ridged rocks.
• rigged Investigators are looking into whether the election was rigged.
• Sighed He sighed heavily with exhaustion after a long day at work.
• wigged

Apsolutly

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