How to spell OGGED correctly?

If you've encountered the misspelling "ogged", here are a few possible correct suggestions. Firstly, "egged" could be a suitable replacement, referring to the act of encouraging or provoking someone. Alternatively, "jogged" might be a proper option, indicating brisk running or a workout. Lastly, "logged" could be another correct choice, implying the act of recording or documenting information.

• aged The aged man reminisced about his youth as he sat on the park bench.
• Bagged
• Begged
• Bodged I botched the job; it's totally bodged.
• Bogged The car was completely bogged in the mud.
• bugged I tried to watch the movie, but the scratched DVD kept skipping and bugged me the entire time.
• Dodged I dodged the ball and it flew past me.
• dogged She was a dogged investigator.
• edged The blade was edged in sharp stone.
• Egged The local restaurant withholds their best sandwich until the last minute, lest they get egged by the customers.
• fagged
• fogged The windows were so fogged up, it was hard to see outside.
• forged The forged instrument was obvious for a shoddy job.
• Gagged The kidnappers gagged their victim to keep them from screaming.
• Ged Ged studied abroad for a semester in France.
• Geed I couldn't get over the Geed I saw at the mall.
• gigged She was gigged after leaving her job interview.
• gorged She was so gorged on junk food that she couldn't move.
• Gouged The contractor gouged the floorboards while installing the new cabinets.
• hogged The greedy child hogged all the candy for himself.
• Hugged She hugged her friend tightly after not seeing her for two years.
• jagged The broken window was jagged with glass.
• Jigged The fish was jigged for the fun of it.
• Jogged I jogged through the park this morning for some exercise.
• Jugged The hunter jugged the rabbit for his evening meal.
• Lagged The data was lagged one month to account for the seasonality of the data.
• legged The four legged creature scampered across the forest floor.
• Lodged He was lodged in a mental institution.
• Logged I logged all my activities in the diary.
• Lugged I lugged that heavy bag for miles.
• mugged Last night, I was mugged on my way home from the grocery store.
• Nagged She nagged him until he finally agreed to take out the trash.
• ogden After driving for hours, we arrived in Ogden.
• ogle I saw him ogle the woman at the bar, and it made me feel uncomfortable.
• Ogled She ogled him as he walked away.
• ogre I wouldn't step foot near that ogre!
• OPED
• owed I owed my friend some money from our last outing.
• Pegged I was pegged by the lift operator.
• Pigged I pigged out on pizza last night and now I regret it.
• ragged
• rigged
• rouged She has a few red marks on her neck from when he rouged her.
• rugged My SUV is pretty rugged, I've taken it off-road a few times.
• Sagged The old couch had sagged so much in the middle that it was no longer comfortable to sit on.
• tagged They tagged the beast.
• togaed The group of togaed partygoers looked stunning as they mingled and socialized.
• togged He was togged out in his finest suit for the wedding reception.
• Tugged She tugged at her coat, trying to pull it tighter around her body in the cold wind.
• Urged I urged her to come out with us.
• Wagged After we got home from the movie, my mom wagged me so hard I hit the ground.
• wigged I wigged out when I realized I had lost my phone.

Absobtion

• abolition
• abortion
• absolution
• absorb
• absorbency
• absorbing
• absorption
• absorptions
• bastion