How to spell LEEGY correctly?
If you're looking for alternatives to the misspelling "leegy", here are a few valid suggestions: "leggy", referring to something with long or slender legs; "leery", meaning cautious or wary; and "legacy", denoting an inherited or handed-down tradition. Remember, accuracy matters when conveying your intended meaning.
List of suggestions on how to spell leegy correctly
- clergy The clergy member led the congregation in prayer.
- eeg The doctor ordered an EEG to monitor the electrical activity of the patient's brain.
- elegy An elegy is a poem about death.
- leaky The roof was so leaky, we had to put buckets all around the room.
- ledge I will be staying on the ledge.
- lee The boat was sheltered from the wind by the lee of the island.
- leek My mum cooked us leek sauteed with potatoes.
- leer
- leery Nina was leery of the large dog that was following them.
- leg She broke her leg while skiing down the mountain.
- leggy The leggy model walked down the runway with confidence.
- Lego Lego is a Danish construction toy.
- legs
- liege The knight was devoted to his liege lord and would do anything to serve him.
- logy My math is really logy.
