How to spell WAGEN correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "wagen" instead of the correct spelling, here are a few possible suggestions you could use: "wagon", "vagueness", "wager" or "waggle". Double-checking your spelling and using these alternatives will help you convey your message accurately.
List of suggestions on how to spell wagen correctly
- gen
- wag The dog's tail began to wag happily as his owner approached.
- wage The company has decided to raise the minimum wage for its employees.
- Waged The workers waged a strike to demand better working conditions and higher wages.
- wager
- wages Tom asked his boss for a raise in wages after realizing he had been doing the same job for a year without any increase in salary.
- Waging The company is waging a campaign to improve its public image.
- wagner Wagner is a famous composer and conductor from Germany.
- wagon Johnny loaded up the wagon with hay and drove it out to the field.
- waken
- wan She looked wan and tired after staying up all night studying for the exam.
- wane The moon started to wane slowly as the night progressed.
- waxen Her waxen skin appeared almost translucent under the bright lights of the hospital room.
- weaken The medicine might weaken you as a side effect.
- wen
- wigeon The wigeon is a type of duck commonly found in North America.
- woken After a long night of sleep, I was woken up by a loud noise.
