Correct spellings for BGGER
- badger The badger is known for its sharp claws and thick fur.
- Bagged I bagged up all of my old clothes and donated them to charity.
- baggier My jeans were much baggier than I remembered them being.
- baker My neighbor, the baker, makes the most delicious croissants I've ever tasted.
- banger I heard the DJ drop a banger and the crowd went wild.
- beer I'm going to have a beer.
- beggar The beggar on the side of the road looked up at me with pleading eyes.
- Begged I begged my mom to buy me a new toy, but she said no.
- Berger Berger is a common surname in Germany and other German-speaking countries.
- bier At the wake, the mourners somberly gathered around the bier to pay their respects to the deceased.
- bigger The elephant stood taller and bigger than any other animal in the savannah.
- biker The biker revved the engine of his Harley Davidson before taking off down the highway.
- BLOGGER She's a blogger.
- boer The Boer was a farmer of Dutch, German, or Huguenot descent in South Africa.
- bogey The bogey on the golf course was hard to hit.
- Bogged I was supposed to finish my report, but I got bogged down by all the research.
- boggier As the trail descended further into the valley, the ground grew boggier and muddier under our feet.
- booger Mom said she saw a booger on her son's pillow.
- bragger Do not ever mistake me for a bragger.
- bugged The computer is bugged and I can't get into my emails.
- bugger I don't know how to fix this bugger of a problem.
- buggers
- buggery
- bugler My uncle was a bugler in the military.
- burger I love to have a juicy burger with fries on the side.
- GER It can be Ger or Germy.
- goer He was an avid movie-goer and never missed a weekend at the cinema.
