How to spell LARGGE correctly?
If you find yourself misspelling "largge", here are a couple of correct alternatives: "large" and "largo". The correct form of the word is "large", which means big or of significant size. On the other hand, "largo" refers to a slow and stately musical tempo. Double-check your spelling to ensure accuracy!
List of suggestions on how to spell largge correctly
- argue I don't want to argue anymore, let's try to find a solution.
- barge The barge was carrying a heavy load of steel pipes down the river.
- Lagged Playing the video game on an old computer, the game lagged and became unplayable.
- large She ordered a large pizza for the party.
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- largo The music for this section of the ballet should be played at a largo tempo.
- lavage The dish was served with a lavage of mustard and vinegar.
- marge My wife, Marge, is a great cook.
- Sarge He always greeted me with a smile, " Sarge!
