How to spell HAGED correctly?
If you meant to type "haged" but misspelled it, here are some possible correct suggestions: "hated", "hanged", "hashed", "stagged", "caged" or "raged". Double-checking your spelling and using spell-check tools can ensure accuracy in your writing and avoid confusion.
List of suggestions on how to spell haged correctly
- aged
- Bagged The groceries were bagged and ready for me to take home.
- barged
- Cadged I cadged a ride from my friend to get to the airport on time.
- Caged The poor bird looked sad and caged in its small cage.
- charged He was charged with theft and sentenced to five years in prison.
- fagged
- Gagged The hostages were bound and gagged by the armed robbers.
- Gauged I gauged the temperature of the oven before putting in the baking tray.
- Ged
- Hacked Someone's computer was hacked and their email was stolen.
- Had The game had been adjusted to my preferences.
- hag The hag cackled as she stirred her cauldron in the dark forest.
- Hagar Hagar was an old woman who lived in a small cottage.
- Haggled I haggled with the salesperson to lower the price of the shirt.
- HAGS A pack of hags followed Hans down the hall.
- Hague The Hague is the seat of government in the Netherlands, where the International Court of Justice is located.
- hailed The princess was hailed as a hero.
- Haired She had long, curly haired and beautiful blue eyes.
- hake He takes a hake for dinner.
- Haled The detective haled the suspect into the interrogation room for questioning.
- Haloed The sun rose over the mountain, haloed in a brilliant orange glow.
- hammed
- hand I'm going to give you a hand.
- Hanged
- hard Times have been hard for him lately.
- hared
- harked I harked back to my childhood memories when I saw the old picture.
- harmed
- Harped She harped on the subject for hours, but he remained silent.
- Hashed Their passwords were hashed with a strong 132-bit salt.
- hate I hate traveling.
- hated He hated her with a passion.
- hater I hate that guy, he's such a hater.
- hatted She hatted herself before leaving the house.
- Hauled I was hauled into the stationhouse for questioning.
- Hawed He drives a Hawed.
- Hawked The hiker was hawked by a pack of coyotes.
- Hazed He was hazed and never knew it.
- headed I am headed to the gym to work out.
- healed She was healed of her sickness.
- heaped The couch was heaped with pillows, lending it the air of an impromptu bed.
- heated The room was quite warm from the heated jacket he had been wearing.
- heaved A deep sigh escaped her lips as she heaved a heavy sigh.
- hedged He hedged his bets and invested in both the stock market and real estate.
- heed It is important to heed the advice of your parents.
- hexed The hexed girl was walking around the school with a hex mark on her forehead.
- Hied I saw his car parked in the Hied lot.
- Hiked Yesterday, I hiked up a steep mountain and was rewarded with a breathtaking view of the valley below.
- Hinged
- Hoaxed The internet hoaxers hoaxed people by spreading fake news about celebrities.
- Hoed
- hogged
- hued The sky was hued with a beautiful array of pinks and oranges during the sunset.
- huge
- huger As they started hiking up the mountain, the views became huger and more breathtaking.
- Hugged After a long time apart, the sisters hugged tightly and tears filled their eyes.
- jagged The rocks looked jagged from the cliff top.
- Lagged We lagged behind the other boats in the race.
- Nagged My mother nagged me about cleaning my room until I finally gave in and did it.
- Paged The nurse paged the doctor to come to the emergency room urgently.
- Raged
- ragged The old coat was so ragged that it could barely keep the man warm.
- Sagged
- shagged
- tagged I was tagged with a #failjam tag on Instagram.
- Waged The employees waged a strike to demand better working conditions.
- Wagged She wagged her finger at him and he laughed.
