How to spell STUGGED correctly?
The correct spelling of "stugged" may be "staggered", "struggled" or "stubbed". The context in which the misspelling was used can provide clues for the correct spelling. Checking a dictionary or using a spelling and grammar tool can help identify and correct misspellings.
List of suggestions on how to spell stugged correctly
- Sagged The old couch sagged in the middle, making it uncomfortable to sit on.
- Slagged I was really Slagged when my laptop crashed.
- slogged I slogged through my old emails and found a few new contacts.
- Slugged Yesterday, I slugged an entire cup of coffee to stay awake during the boring meeting.
- smudged The drawing was ruined by the smudged ink.
- Snagged My hair was snagged on the stair rail.
- snogged After their night of sex, they fell asleep in each other's arms snogged.
- Snugged I was snugged in bed like a clam.
- soughed
- staged The play was staged in a traditional theatre.
- stagger After drinking too much, he began to stagger down the street.
- Stubbed I stubbed my toe on the coffee table in the dark.
- studded
- studied She studied hard for the exam and received an A.
- stuffed The turkey was stuffed with fresh herbs and spices.
- stunned I was stunned by the beauty of the sunrise over the ocean.
- Surged After the announcement of the new policy, the demand for the product surged.
- Swagged The rapper arrived on stage, fully swagged out in designer clothing and bling.
- swigged I slugged down my drink and swigged it.
- tagged The stray dog had been tagged by the animal control officer before being taken to the shelter.
- togged I togged up in my warmest winter clothes to brave the cold weather.
- Tugged I was tugged away from the scene by my friends.
