• aged The aged veteran reflected on his service during the war.
• Budged I tried to move the heavy furniture, but it wouldn't budge an inch.
• bugged I tried to work on my assignment, but the constant buzzing sound of the fly bugged me.
• CUED The actor was cued to enter the stage at the sound of the director's whistle.
• Dodged I dodged the ball that was coming towards me.
• dogged Despite facing many obstacles, Sarah remained dogged in her pursuit of achieving her dreams.
• Ducked The child quickly ducked behind the couch to avoid being seen.
• Dunged I was eager to try the Dungeonesque chocolate cake which was on offer.
• Fudged I may have fudged the numbers a little bit to make the report look better.
• Gauged She gauged my reaction and continued.
• Ged He read the novel " Ged" byStephen King.
• Gouged The mechanic gouged me with an exorbitant bill for the car repairs.
• Hugged After being hugged by his mother, the boy felt great satisfaction.
• Judged The contestants will be judged on their cooking skills.
• Jugged She was jugged after the crime.
• Lugged I lugged that heavy suitcase around for hours.
• mugged I was mugged on my way home from the grocery store last night.
• nudged She nudged her friend to get her attention during the lecture.
• Purged After she was purged from the party for criticizing the policies, she became more vocal about her beliefs.
• rouged She rouged her cheeks before heading out to the event.
• rugged My boots are perfect for hiking on rugged terrain.
• staged The theater company staged an exciting new production of Shakespeare's Hamlet.
• Surged The water surged over the dam, flooding the surrounding areas.
• Tacked She tacked the fabric to the wall to create a makeshift curtain.
• tagged The graffiti artist tagged his signature on the side of the building.
• target
• Taxed After being taxed, the money was not enough to cover the cost of the bill.
• ted Ted is a teddy bear that I have had since I was a child.
• Teed Jase is a cool guy, and he always tees off before his rounds.
• Ticked I got ticked off when my boss gave all the credit to someone else for the project I worked so hard on.
• tied
• tiger
• tinged The sky was tinged with hues of pink and orange during the sunrise.
• toed The athlete toed the line, preparing to sprint to the finish.
• togaed The togaed senators walked down the marble steps of the Capitol building.
• togged I had to togged up before I went out.
• tonged I tonged the hot dogs out of the boiling water and onto the grill.
• Toured Our family toured the Southern States this year.
• Touted The basketball team is touted as one of the best in the nation.
• Trudged I trudged through the snow all the way to the grocery store.
• trued
• tubed I'm going to the store, but I'll need to get some tubed milk on the way.
• tucked She tucked the blanket around her shoulders to stay warm.
• tug The children played tug of war in the park.
• Tugged I was tugged into the store against my will.
• tugs The sailor tugs on the ropes to pull in the sail.
• tuned I was able to play the song perfectly because I had my guitar tuned.
• Turfed The party was kicked out of the pub after they were turfed out for arguing.
• turgid She was feeling quite turgid after the drink.
• turned
• Tusked The creature had long, tusked teeth.
• tuxedo I'm going to wear my new tuxedo to the ball tonight.
• Urged The nurse urged the patient to rise and walk around.

Exetra

• exert
• exerted
• exerts
• exit
• exterior
• extra
• extras
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