How to spell BEEGED correctly?
If you meant to write "beeged" but it seems like a misspelling, there are a few possible suggestions. It could be a mistyped version of "begged", "barged" or "beeped". However, without more context, it's challenging to determine the precise correction.
List of suggestions on how to spell beeged correctly
- Bagged I bagged all of my groceries and put them in the trunk of my car.
- Banged
- barged He barged into the room without knocking and startled everyone inside.
- beaded The dress was decorated with intricate beaded patterns.
- beaked The beaked whale is known for having a long, slender snout.
- Beamed The scientist beamed down to the planet.
- bedded The sleeping dragon was bedded down for the night.
- beeped My computer beeped when I tried to open the file.
- beget The tendency to repeat behaviors that lead to positive outcomes is said to beget success.
- Begged He begged his boss to give him a raise.
- beige She wore beige slacks and a beige blouse.
- Belied The calmness in his voice completely belied his intense anger within.
- Belled The cat belled its way into the house.
- bergen Bergen is a beautiful city surrounded by seven mountains in Norway.
- Berger Louie and Berger went to the store.
- besieged The city was besieged by the enemy troops.
- binged I was so tired from work that I binged on Netflix all night.
- bleed
- Bodged I bodged the repair of the leaky faucet and now it's still dripping water.
- Bogged I'm getting a bit bogged down in this process.
- bonged I bonged a joint before dinner.
- breed I've been researching what breed of dog would be best for my family.
- Budged
- bugged I felt like something was bugged in my house, so I hired an expert to check for surveillance devices.
- Bulged The truck had a bulged tire.
- Bunged I bunged my laptop in the back of the closet.
- edged She cut an edged piece of cake.
- Egged Egged is the largest of the three major food delivery services in the United States.
- hedged The farmer hedged his crop with an electric fence to keep the animals out.
- legged The dog was three-legged, but still ran around the yard with joy.
- merged The two companies have merged to form a stronger and more competitive entity.
- peeked Cathy peeked through the keyhole to see what was happening in the other room.
- Pegged I'm pegged for disappointment.
- Reeked The entire room reeked of cigarette smoke.
- Verged I almost verged on tears when I saw the sunset.
- wedged The table was wedged against the wall, making it difficult to move.
