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How to spell LNGER correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "lnger" could be longer, linger or launcher, depending on the context in which the word is supposed to be used. It is important to double-check spelling and use a spell-check tool to avoid such errors.

List of suggestions on how to spell lnger correctly

  • anger His anger was palpable as he slammed his fist on the table.
  • clanger The chef dropped a clanger by serving a vegetarian dish that contained meat.
  • lager
  • larger
  • leger The company's financial statement shows a leger of revenue and expenses.
  • liner She decided to add a liner to her curtains to block out more light.
  • linger She had to force herself to leave the garden and not linger any longer.
  • lingers
  • linker The linker is the program that puts the final touches on the executable file.
  • LNG LNG is not a fuel type that is commonly used in cars.
  • loge The couple sat in the loge section of the theater, enjoying a bird's eye view of the stage.
  • logger The logger is fixing the tree.
  • loner John was always known as a loner in school as he preferred to spend his time reading books than hanging out with classmates.
  • Longed She longed to be reunited with her family after being away for months.
  • longer Do you want a longer shirt?
  • lounger I like to rest on the comfortable lounger by the pool.
  • luge My sister sent me a picture of her and her husband taking a luge down a mountain.
  • luger I found a Luger in the closet.
  • lugger The lugger was capable of carrying several tons of cargo.
  • lunge The bullfighter made a quick lunge to avoid the bull's horns.
  • Lunged I lunged forward to catch the ball before it hit the ground.
  • lunges She lunges forward to catch the ball.
  • plunger The plumber used a plunger to clear the clogged drain.

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