How to spell NUGED correctly?
If you have mistakenly spelled "nuged" instead of "nudged", don't worry, it happens to the best of us. To correct this error, simply replace the "u" with a "d". "Nudged" is the correct spelling, meaning gently pushing or prodding someone or something.
List of suggestions on how to spell nuged correctly
- aged The aged tree in my backyard has been standing for over a century.
- Budged
- bugged
- Bunged The washing machine is bunged up with too many clothes.
- CUED I was so CUED when he told me he wasn't going to the party.
- Dunged Dunged up in the mud, she looked like she had been there for days.
- Fudged I accidentally fudged the numbers on my math homework.
- Gauged The company gauged customer satisfaction by conducting a survey.
- Ged He is reading " Ged" by Howard Thurman.
- Gouged After being gouged by the rock, the water rushed over his foot.
- Hugged Frank hugged his dad goodbye.
- Judged This book was judged a bestseller.
- Jugged The hunters jugged the rabbit stew to slow cook the meat for a rich and savory flavor.
- Lugged
- Lunged The cat lunged at the bird, but missed and fell off the branch.
- mugged She was mugged at gunpoint on her way home from work.
- Nagged My mom nagged me to clean my room all day long.
- Ned Ned didn't want to go to school today.
- need I need to finish my homework before going out with friends.
- nudge I gave him a gentle nudge to get his attention.
- nudged I nudged him to get his attention.
- nudges You can use nudges to encourage people to take their health more seriously.
- nugget She found a $10 nugget in her change.
- nuke The country threatened to nuke its neighbor in response to their military actions.
- nuked The food was nuked in the microwave, but it still wasn't hot enough.
- nursed The mother nursed her newborn baby every three hours.
- Nutted I nutted in my pants when she hugged me.
- Purged Illeana removed any mention of him from her social media after he was purged from the organization.
- rouged Her cheeks were flushed with rouged cheeks.
- rugged The rugged terrain made the hike challenging but also very rewarding.
- Snugged The snugged up couple were very happy with their new purchase.
- Surged The stock prices surged after the positive news about the company's profits.
- Tugged The child was tugged along by her mother.
- Urged I was urged to leave by the hostess.
