How to spell WEGED correctly?
When encountering the misspelling "weged", consider some alternatives that correct this error. One possibility is "wedge", a term referring to a triangular-shaped object. Another option is "waged", which means engaging in a battle or conflict. Additionally, "wedged" denotes being stuck tightly between two objects.
List of suggestions on how to spell weged correctly
- edged The athlete edged out his opponent by just a fraction of a second, winning the race.
- Egged The angry mob egged the politician's car after his controversial statement.
- Ged Ged was so excited to finally receive his high school equivalency diploma.
- Geed He got a green power geed.
- Verged I nearly verged on tears when I heard the news.
- wage I'm hoping for a pay raise so I can finally afford to live on a decent wage.
- Waged He waged a one-man war against the company.
- Wagged The dog wagged its tail when the owner came back.
- Waked
- we'd We'd love to come, but we have a previous engagement.
- wed My cousin is set to wed his fiancee next month in a beautiful garden ceremony.
- wedge
- wedged I wedged my foot in the door to keep it from closing on me.
- weed
- weedy The garden had become overgrown and weedy after weeks of neglect.
- week
- Weighed She weighed all of her options before making a decision.
- wigged I wigged out when I realized I left my phone at the restaurant.
