Correct spellings for SUGGLED
- Boggled I boggled at the sight of the massive wave crashing towards me.
- Bugled The elk bugled loudly in the early morning, announcing his presence to the rest of the pack.
- burgled My neighbor's house was burgled last night and the police are investigating the incident.
- Giggled She giggled as she reached for the ball.
- Goggled She goggled at the price of the designer shoes in the department store.
- Gurgled I gurgled when I woke up.
- Haggled I haggled for the best price possible.
- jiggled I jiggled the doorknob, but it was locked.
- Joggled I was joggled by the door as it opened.
- Juggled She juggled the red ball expertly.
- Niggled I niggled at the crease in my jeans.
- Sagged The curtains sagged in the heat.
- Singled He was singled out as the best player on the team.
- Slugged I slugged his arm to stop him from reaching for the beer.
- smuggled The man was caught at the border with a large amount of drugs smuggled in his backpack.
- snuggled The cat snuggled up to its owner to keep warm.
- suckled The newborn lambs were suckled by their mothers for the first few weeks of their lives.
- sugared I prefer my doughnuts to be sugared instead of glazed.
- Surged The crowds surged forward, eager to get a glimpse of the famous singer.
- Waggled The dog excitedly waggled its tail when it saw its owner approaching.
- wiggled The wiggled worm made its way through the dirt.
