Correct spellings for ARGEE
- age The drinking age in the United States is 21 years old.
- aged The aged gentleman enjoyed reading his newspaper every morning.
- ages It has been ages since I last saw my old friend from high school.
- Aggie Aggie is short for the name Agnes.
- agree I agree with your decision to postpone the meeting until next week.
- ague The patient is suffering from ague that causes fever and chills.
- apogee The company reached its apogee with the release of its newest product line.
- are There are several varieties of apples available at the supermarket.
- argo
- argue They constantly argue over the smallest things.
- Argued The lawyers argued over the admissibility of the evidence.
- arguer He was an arguer for the rights of the poor.
- argues She argues that the new policy will increase employee productivity.
- argyle He wore a wool sweater with an argyle pattern in shades of blue and green.
- auger I used an auger to mine the coal.
- barge I can see the barge from here.
- gee I'm surprised you didn't gee me when you came in.
- large I have a large cake to cut.
- marge Marge put a generous amount of butter on her toast.
- Sarge Sarge often dealt with difficult cases.
- urge I have a sudden urge to go for a walk in the park.
