Correct spellings for LARGED
- aged The aged oak tree had withstood years of storms and still stood strong.
- Argued He argued that she cheated on the test.
- barged We barged our way through the crowd.
- Flagged The package was flagged by the detector.
- Lacked The material lacked the necessary detail.
- lager I prefer to drink lager over any other type of beer.
- Lagged The data was lagged to account for the delay of the response.
- lard She loved cooking in lard.
- Larded I enjoy a good larded pork chop.
- laredo I'm going to Laredo to see my family.
- large The elephant is large.
- larger The larger bag will hold more items than the smaller one.
- larges
- largest The largest city in North America is Chicago.
- largo The largo movement of the symphony was incredibly emotional and moving.
- Larked The children larked around in the playground, screaming and giggling happily.
- legged The horse is four-legged.
- Lodged I lodged a complaint with the management about the noise coming from the neighboring apartment.
- Logged I logged off for the day.
- Lugged I lugged the heavy box up the stairs to the second floor.
- Lurked The thief lurked in the shadows, waiting for his chance.
- Raged The storm raged outside, making the windows shake and the walls tremble.
- Slagged I was Slagged off by my teacher for beingEngrossed in my work.
