How to spell GLOGGED correctly?

If you've accidentally typed "glogged" instead of the word you intended, don't worry! It's most likely a minor mistake. Some possible correct suggestions could be "clogged", "logged" or "flogged". Always double-check your spelling to ensure clear and accurate communication.

• blogged he blogged about the event
• clogged My sink drain is clogged with hair.
• Flagged I flagged down the waiter to order another round of drinks.
• Flogged The thief was flogged for stealing from the market.
• Gagged The victim was gagged and tied up with duct tape.
• gigged I was so excited for our gigged dinner, but it was so disappointing.
• Gloated After winning the championship, the coach gloated and bragged about his team's victory.
• Globed I was globed after touching the hot stove.
• Gloried She gloried in her newfound success as a published author.
• Glossed She glossed over the most important details of the meeting.
• gloved He gloved his hands before he started working in the garden.
• Glowed The sky glowed with orange and pink hues as the sun set over the horizon.
• Goggled She goggled at the strange creature crawling across her bedroom floor.
• gorged After the long hike, we gorged ourselves on pizza and soda.
• Gouged He was bleeding from a gouged head wound.
• Jogged
• Lagged The computer lagged while I was trying to save my file.
• legged The four legged dog ran through the park.
• Lodged He lodged with a friend for the night.
• Logged The system has logged in.
• Lugged I lugged the suitcase all the way up the hill.
• plugged
• Slagged She was slagged by her best friend for going out with him.
• slogged This was a pretty slogged hike.
• Slugged I slugged the ball across the infield.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking