Correct spellings for CAGGED
- Bagged I bagged the groceries before leaving the store.
- Cadged I cadged a lift from my friend and was soon travelling up the motorway.
- Caged In my room, there is no escape from the caged bird I've become.
- Caked I got caked in paint.
- fagged I'm so fagged from packing that I can't even lift my suitcase.
- Gagged She was gagged with a piece of cloth.
- Gauged I gauged the amount of oil needed for the recipe.
- gigged The party was so gigged that nobody wanted to leave.
- jagged The cliffs were jagged, their surface cut by the sharpest of angles.
- Jigged I jigged the bait and hooked a fish.
- Jogged I jogged this morning in order to get a head start on my day.
- Jugged The jugged hare recipe traced back to 16th-century England.
- Lagged The computer system lagged behind due to the continuous heavy work.
- Nagged My mother nagged me incessantly.
- ragged The homeless man was wearing a ragged coat on the cold winter night.
- Sagged After having been Sagged, the dress hung off her shoulder like a rag.
- tagged The bird was tagged before it was released into the wild.
- Wagged The dog wagged its tail furiously when it saw its owner returning.
