Correct spellings for AGGEED
- aged The cheese tasted amazing because it was aged for several years.
- Aggie Aggie is the nickname for a student, alumnus, or fan of Texas A&M University.
- agree I highly agree with your statement about the importance of education in today's society.
- agreed They agreed on a plan of action.
- Argued The lawyers argued their cases passionately in the courtroom.
- Bagged I bagged the groceries at the store and brought them home.
- Egged The house was egged by pranksters on Halloween night.
- fagged
- Gagged The prisoner was gagged to prevent him from speaking.
- Geed
- jagged The jagged rocks caused a tear in the ship's hull.
- Lagged My computer lagged so much that I couldn't finish my project on time.
- Nagged Every day, my mother nagged me to do my homework before watching TV.
- ragged The old man's ragged clothes reflected the hard life he had lived.
- Sagged The old sofa has sagged so much that you sink into it as soon as you sit down.
- tagged The police department tagged the suspect's car with a tracking device.
- Wagged The happy dog wagged his tail furiously when his owner walked into the room.
