How to spell LEGED correctly?

The correct spelling for "leged" is actually "legged". Some possible correct suggestions for a misspelling of "leged" could include "legit", "led", "legend" or "legion". However, the correct spelling would ultimately depend on the intended meaning and context of the word in question.

• alleged
• edged She edged closer to the safety of the door as the argument grew louder.
• Egged The boys egged the house on Halloween.
• fledged The baby bird had finally fledged and was able to fly on its own.
• Ged Ged was disappointed when he failed the math test.
• Geed
• Lagged My computer lagged when I tried to open a large file.
• lead
• Leagued The league was Leagued with the French league.
• Leaked This year's iPhone keynote was leaked minutes before it was to take place.
• led He led the way down the dark staircase.
• ledge She carefully climbed up to the ledge to get a better view of the valley below.
• ledger The accountant meticulously recorded every financial transaction in the ledger.
• leek The soup was flavored with leek and potatoes.
• leg My leg hurts after running a marathon yesterday.
• legend Michael Jordan is a legend in the sport of basketball.
• leger In the game of chess, a leger is a type of pawn.
• legged
• legit This is a legit tea.
• Lego I love building cities with my Lego bricks.
• lewd I can't believe she was caught looking at porn on her phone in the office - she's so lewd!
• lied I never lied to you.
• liege As a loyal citizen, I am committed to serving my liege and fulfilling his orders.
• liked
• Lodged I lodged a formal complaint with the manager about the poor service.
• loge I'm going to the loge to watch the performance.
• Logged I logged on to my computer after dinner.
• Longed I longed for reconciliation with my family.
• luge The luge is a sliding track on which participants ride in a sled.
• Lugged They lugged their gear up the stairs.
• Lunged As soon as the ball was thrown, he lunged forward to catch it.
• pledged He pledged his allegiance to the flag of the United States.
• Sledged My brother sledged me with a snowball as I walked by

Apsolutly

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