Correct spellings for LAUGED
- aged The aged couple walked hand in hand through the park.
- Flagged The email was flagged as spam and sent to my junk folder.
- Gauged He gauged the temperature of the soup before serving it.
- Lacked The cake lacked sugar, making it less sweet than I had hoped.
- lager After hiking for hours, we stopped at a local brewery for a cold, refreshing lager.
- Lagged The car lagged behind the rest of the pack in the race.
- large The elephant was too large to fit through the small door.
- Larked They larked about in the park all day.
- laud I will laud you for your bravery.
- Lauded She was lauded for her bravery.
- Laughed The audience laughed so hard at the comedian's jokes that they had tears in their eyes.
- legged
- Lodged I lodged with my grandfather while I was in town.
- Logged I logged my hours worked on the project into the company's system.
- Lounged We lounged on the beach all day.
- luge I've never seen that before, it's called a luge.
- luger My grandfather served in the Olympics as a luger.
- Lugged After the camping trip, she lugged her sleeping bag and tent back to her car.
- Lunged Lunged for the ball, but it was too far away.
- Slagged
