How to spell LIGET correctly?

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• beget The couple had hoped to beget a child soon after their wedding.
• bigot It is unacceptable to hold prejudices and discriminate against others based on their beliefs; anyone who does so is a bigot.
• digit I need to add another digit to my PIN code.
• fidget I always fidget with my hands when I'm nervous or bored.
• get
• lager
• leger The company's financial statements were prepared by a leger accountant.
• legit I got my degree from a legit institution.
• let Let's go to the park tomorrow.
• licit The classroom was filled with students who were here to learn about business, but the primarily topic of conversation was licit and illicit
• lied She lied about her age to get her driver's license.
• liege I am honored to be your loyal liege.
• lieges The king addressed his loyal lieges, thanking them for their unwavering support.
• LIEUT
• lift
• ligate The ligate bond forms a close and strong atomic bond between the atoms.
• light She couldn't sleep without a night light.
• like I like to eat pizza on the weekends.
• liked I really liked your outfit.
• liken
• likes She likes to read novels in her spare time.
• lilt The music had a gentle lilt to it, causing everyone to feel happy and carefree.
• Limed The wood was limed to create a whitewashed effect.
• limit She didn't want to go over the limit on her credit card.
• lined I have a new pair of lined jeans.
• linnet I found a beautiful little linnet in my garden.
• lint My sweater is covered in lint.
• list I cannot think of a list of things to do.
• lit The windows were lit up with the lights of the cars driving by.
• lite
• liter I had to bring my own liter of water.
• Lived I lived in that same apartment for five years before moving to a new city.
• loge The theater director went to the loge to watch the performance from a private area.
• loges The loges at the theater were reserved for the VIP guests.
• luge She had a blast trying out the luge track at the winter sports park.
• luger The luger skidded down the icy track at breakneck speed.
• midget A midget is a person who is very small.
• piaget John Piaget is known for his work on cognitive development.
• PUGET I got a pot of Puget Sound.
• roget She gave him a roget for his birthday.
• widget I added a widget to my phone's home screen to track my daily steps.

Apsolutly

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