Correct spellings for JEDGLED
- Beagled I was beagled by a pack of dogs while out for a walk.
- Eagled He eagled the 8th hole, moving him into first place.
- Edged The dog slowly edged closer to the treat on the table.
- Hedged The investor hedged his portfolio to reduce the risk of losses in a volatile market.
- Jangled The sound of the alarm clock jangled her nerves and disrupted her peaceful sleep.
- Jelled The dessert jelled perfectly and looked wonderful on the serving dish.
- Jeweled She wore a stunning jeweled necklace with matching earrings to the wedding.
- Jiggled The car was so old and worn out that every time we hit a bump, something jiggled.
- Jingled The bells on the reindeer's harness jingled as Santa made his way through the snow.
- Joggled The tray joggled when the waiter rushed past our table.
- Judged I felt judged by my boss when he criticized my work in front of the entire team.
- Juggled I juggled three balls while riding a unicycle at the circus.
- Meddled The nosy neighbor meddled in my personal affairs and it caused unnecessary drama.
- Pedaled She pedaled her bike up the steep hill, feeling the burn in her thighs.
- Peddled He peddled his homemade jams and jellies door-to-door until he built a loyal customer following.
- Wedged The car was wedged between two parked trucks and couldn't move.
