How to spell JAGED correctly?

If you meant to type "jagged" but misspelled it as "jaged", here are some correct suggestions. "Jagged" refers to something having rough or uneven edges.

• aged The aged couple walked slowly hand in hand along the beach.
• Bagged The groceries were bagged up for transport.
• barged
• Cadged I cadged a ride from my neighbor to the train station.
• cage The tiger paced back and forth in its cage, restless and agitated.
• Caged Caged animals are never happy.
• cagey The politician was being cagey when asked about his controversial decision.
• Caked I feel so caked in makeup that I can't even open my eyes.
• fagged She was feeling fagged from all the walking.
• gage The mechanic used a gage to test the tire pressure of the car.
• Gagged
• Ganged The group of boys ganged up on the new kid at school.
• Gauged My veins were gauged after my blood donation.
• Ged The Ged test is a difficult measure of intelligence.
• jabbed She jabbed the needle into her arm to administer the vaccine.
• jacked
• jade She wore a beautiful necklace adorned with a jade pendant.
• jaded After years of working in the fashion industry, she had become jaded and no longer found joy in the latest trends.
• jag
• jagged The jagged rocks were dangerous to climb over.
• jagger Ronny was a jagger
• JAGS The JAGS were victorious in the intercollegiate football championship.
• jailed Josh was jailed for robbery.
• Jake Jake is my best friend from elementary school.
• jammed My car is jammed and I can't move it.
• japed I japed at the joke but no one else found it funny.
• Jared I always forget what we were talking about and then Jared starts talking.
• Jarred Lenovo's new smartphone Jarred is sleek and stylish.
• Jawed He has a Jawed mouth.
• jazzed I was so jazzed when I won the lottery.
• Jed Jed was surprised to see his old friend at the party.
• Jigged The chicken was jigged and rested in the wood oven for about an hour.
• Jogged I jogged around the park every morning to stay in shape.
• Joked He joked about his terrible cooking skills.
• Judged John was judged for his actions.
• Jugged The suspect was jugged after attempting to flee the scene.
• Lagged I lagged behind the competition in the race.
• Nagged You nagged me until I finished my work.
• Paged I paged through the book looking for a chapter on grammar.
• Raged He was so raged that he stormed out of the room.
• ragged
• Sagged The old mattress had sagged so much in the middle that it was causing back pain to anyone who slept on it.
• tagged The police officers tagged the evidence to keep track of it.
• Waged The company waged a fierce battle against their competitors to become the leader in the market.
• Wagged

Apsolutly

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