How to spell LAGED correctly?

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• aged My grandfather has aged gracefully over the years.
• Bagged She bagged all of her groceries and headed to the car.
• barged She barged past him, pushing him out of the way.
• Cadged She cadged money from her parents to buy a new phone.
• Caged The bird was caged and unable to fly freely.
• fagged
• Flagged The flag was flagged for inspection.
• Gagged She was gagged with a cloth that was already saturated in her blood.
• Gauged She gauged the amount of flour needed before mixing the dough.
• Ged John loves Ged the G station cat.
• jagged The jagged rocks on the beach made it difficult to walk.
• laced I laced up my running shoes and hit the trail.
• Lacked The report lacked sufficient evidence to support the findings.
• lad The lad helped carry the groceries to his mother's car.
• lade I need to lade the goods onto the truck for delivery.
• laded I was about to open the door when I realized the batteries were laded.
• lag The computer was slow to respond, causing the conversation to lag.
• lager
• lagers
• Lagged Ever since the pandemic began, our internet connection has lagged more than usual.
• lags This game lags a lot.
• laid He laid his head on my shoulder and wept.
• laird The laird lived in a grand castle overlooking his vast estate.
• lake The lake is big and blue.
• Lamed His lamed foot dragged him behind.
• Lammed I lammed a few bucks at the casino.
• Lapped I lapped the milk clean.
• lard I prefer using olive oil over cooking with lard.
• Larded I was really larded up on party food.
• laredo I have never been to Laredo but I would love to visit someday.
• large The large rock in the middle of the road is dangerous to drive over.
• larger I'm relatively larger than my sister.
• larges
• Larked As we larked around in the park, the sun shone down on us, warming our skin.
• Lashed It was raining, and she soon became wet and Lashed.
• late I stayed up too late last night and now I am tired.
• Lathed He lathed the wooden block into a perfectly cylindrical shape.
• laud
• Lauded He was lauded for his bravery.
• Laughed She laughed at his joke, even though she had heard it before.
• Laved She laved her face with cold water, trying to shake off the grogginess of sleep.
• Lazed I lazed around all day and didn't get anything done.
• leaded The old pipes were made of leaded materials, which posed a potential health risk to those who used the water.
• leafed I leafed through the book, looking for a photo that I liked.
• Leagued The two political parties had leagued together to pass the new law.
• Leaked The company's plans for expansion were leaked to the press before they were officially announced.
• Leaned
• Leaped The cat leaped from the window sill to the sofa.
• leased She leased a car for a year.
• leaved The trees in the park were beautifully leaved in vibrant shades of green and gold.
• led The LED light is on.
• legend The legend of the unicorn is a story that many people believe.
• legged The four-legged cat chased after the mouse.
• lied
• liked I really liked the cake that my aunt made.
• loaded He loaded his backpack with all the necessary gear for the camping trip.
• Loafed I loafed around all morning.
• Loaned I loaned my friend some money to help cover their rent this month.
• Lodged I lodged a complaint with the hotel management about the noise in my room.
• loge The opera theater loge was quite comfortable.
• Logged I logged onto the internet to update my blog.
• Longed She longed to be reunited with her family after being away for so long.
• Lugged
• Lunged
• Nagged She nagged him to take out the trash.
• Paged I paged through the book, searching for the answer.
• plagued The town was plagued by a series of murders.
• Raged
• ragged The ragged group of homeless people huddled against the cold.
• Sagged After heavy rain, the flower garden sagged beneath the weight.
• Slagged After her embarrassing performance, she was slagged by her peers.
• tagged I was tagged in a picture and didn't know it.
• Waged She waged a passionate campaign against the proposed bill.
• Wagged

Intertubing

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