Correct spellings for NAGED
- aged The aged man looked back fondly on his youthful days.
- Bagged I bagged three raccoons during my weekend hunting trip.
- Banged I accidentally banged my head on the open cabinet.
- barged She barged into the room and announced that she was leaving.
- Cadged Mary cadged a ride to the airport from her neighbor.
- Caged The songbird looked out mournfully from her caged home.
- Caned The student was caned for behaving rudely in class.
- danged Sam was so danged mad he couldn't think straight.
- fagged
- fanged The fanged creature leaped out from behind the tree, ready to attack.
- Gagged I was gagged while they tied my hands behind my back.
- Ganged The school was ganged up on him.
- Gauged She gauged the distance between the two trees before setting up her hammock.
- Ged Dad rocks a great Ged.
- Gnawed The dog gnawed on the bone until there was nothing left but tiny fragments.
- Hanged They hanged him for his crimes.
- jagged The rocks were jagged and sharp, making it difficult to climb.
- Lagged I received my package after it had been lagged for two months.
- Managed In order to be managed, some controls and reporting needs to be in place.
- Nabbed She nabbed the bouquet of flowers from the vase and handed it to him.
- Nader Nader appeared to be surprised by the questions.
- nag She continued to nag him to take out the trash, even though he had already promised to do it.
- Nagged She nagged him until he agreed to help.
- nagger Some nagger was making a racket on the bus.
- nags She constantly nags her husband about forgetting to take out the trash.
- naiad The naiad was drawn to the pool by the tantalizing scent of the water lilies.
- Nailed I nailed the shelf to the wall.
- named The protagonist is named John.
- napped I napped for a few hours this morning.
- Nate Nate and his girlfriend went on a romantic picnic in the park.
- Neared As I neared the end of my run, my legs began to burn with exhaustion.
- Ned Ned went camping with his friends.
- need I need to finish this assignment by tomorrow.
- nudged I nudged him with my elbow and he woke up.
- nuked I nuked your dog.
- Paged The phone was paged and I had to answer it.
- Raged The fire raged out of control for hours before firefighters were able to contain it.
- ragged The clothes I wore were so ragged, I couldn't go back out there.
- Ranged I can shot at a faraway target with my ranged weapon.
- Sagged After we sagged the couch, we had to put it in the garage.
- Snagged The garment was snagged on something and pulled free.
- Snaked I snaked my way through the crowded room to reach the exit.
- tagged She tagged all of her friends in the group photo on Facebook.
- Waged The workers waged a strike against the unfair labor practices of their employer.
- Wagged After tossing her hair back, she wagged her finger at him.
