Correct spellings for VURGER
- Berger Berger is a common surname in many European countries, including Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
- burgher In medieval times, a burgher referred to a citizen of a town or borough.
- forger The forger was caught trying to sell his counterfeit artwork.
- huger I'm not sure what you meant by "huger" as it is not a real word. However, here's a sentence using "huge": The statue in the park is huge.
- larger The whale is much larger than the dolphin.
- luger The athlete trained hard for the upcoming Winter Olympics where he would participate in the luge event as a luger.
- lugger The fisherman spent the day on his lugger, casting his nets far into the sea.
- lurker The lurker stayed quiet in the corner, observing everything happening around them.
- merger The tech giant's merger with the startup would undoubtedly lead to greater innovation and growth.
- mugger The police arrested the mugger who was responsible for several recent attacks in the area.
- purge I am going to purge my closet of all the clothes I no longer wear.
- Purger
- rugger Some people call rugby "rugger".
- surge The power surge caused all of the computers in the office to shut off.
- urge I have a sudden urge to eat a piece of chocolate cake.
- verge He was on the verge of tears when he heard the heartbreaking news.
- Verged She had almost verged on tears when her husband surprised her with the thoughtful gift.
- verger The verger from the church helped the bride's father walk down the aisle.
- vergers The vergers of the church were responsible for setting up the altar and cleaning the church after Sunday service.
- verges The car slid dangerously close to the verges of the narrow road.
- verier I am verier interested in learning about ancient cultures.
- Virger The virger was responsible for maintaining the church altar and lighting the candles.
- vulgar His vulgar language offended most of the audience.
