Correct spellings for WIGHED
- bighead
- Neighed The horse neighed loudly, disturbing the peacefulness of the countryside.
- Sighed She sighed deeply and closed her eyes, trying to calm her nerves.
- swigged After downing a few shots of liquor, she decided to swigged from the bottle.
- Twigged The culprit was twigged when their fingerprints were found on the murder weapon.
- Waged The war waged on poverty.
- Wagged MY dog wagged his tail when he saw us.
- Weighed After she finished eating, her stomach weighed an astounding twenty-four pounds.
- weighted I weighted my options carefully before making my decision.
- wicked The wicked witch tried to lure the children into her candy house.
- wigged During the party, everyone was wigged out from the cocktails they had drunk.
- wiggled The dog wiggled it's way out of the crate.
- wight There was a wight lurking in the shadows.
- wiglet I'm going to wear my wiglet for the party tonight.
- wined After dinner, they wined and dined on the patio while watching the stars.
- winged The winged creature soared majestically through the sky.
- Winked They winked at each other and resumed their conversation.
- Wiped I wiped the spilled milk off the counter with a paper towel.
- wired I feel wired and unable to sleep after having too much coffee.
- wised She wised up and stopped lending money to her unreliable friend.
- Wished I wished I had brought my drink.
- Witched The villagers believed that the old woman who lived in the woods was a witched, capable of casting spells on anyone who entered her territory.
- Withed The flowers withed and died from the lack of water.
- Wived I wived in that house for five years before moving to a bigger one.
