Correct spellings for SRUGGED
- Bragged She bragged about her perfect score on the test.
- Dragged She dragged her feet along the carpet as she walked to the door.
- Drudged After the rain stopped, we drudged through the mud to our car.
- drugged The athlete claimed he had been drugged before the competition.
- grudged He grudged every penny he spent on taxes.
- ragged The old man had a ragged beard and torn clothing.
- rigged The election was reportedly rigged in favor of the incumbent candidate.
- rugged The rugged terrain of the mountain made it difficult to climb.
- Sagged The shirt sagged off of his slender frame.
- Shrugged I was so disappointed with the meal that I shrugged the whole thing off.
- Slagged After school, I went to the library to Slagged-off my classmates.
- slogged After a long day at work, I slogged through the heavy rain to get to my car.
- Slugged The baseball player slugged the ball out of the park for a home run.
- smudged She tried to clean her glasses with her shirt, but instead, she smudged them further.
- Snagged After making a careless mistake, I was "snagged" by the teacher.
- snogged I heard that John and Sarah snogged in the hallway at the party last night.
- Snugged I snugged up to my friend for warmth on the chilly winter night.
- soughed He coughed,soughed,soughed--then stopped.
- sprigged The sprigged teapot was a lovely addition to the vintage tea set.
- Surged Sales for the new product surged within the first week of its release.
- Swagged She was swagged out after her party.
- swigged After downing a few beers, I decided to swigged some vodka to calm my nerves.
- Trudged After a long day of work, the exhausted hiker trudged up the steep mountain trail.
