How to spell FUGER correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "fuger" instead of the correct spelling, there are a few alternatives that might suit your intended word. Consider "fugue", referring to a musical composition style; "fugitive", meaning someone on the run; or "fugacious", describing something fleeting. Remember to proofread your writing to avoid such errors in the future.
List of suggestions on how to spell fuger correctly
- auger A farmer used an auger to drill holes in the ground for his fence posts.
- faker He was exposed as a faker after it was discovered that he had never actually graduated from college.
- Fer
- fogey My grandfather is such a fogey, he still uses a flip phone and insists on reading the newspaper every morning.
- forger The forger was caught in the act.
- fudge I decided to make some fudge to take to my friend's house for dessert.
- Fudged I fudged my math homework so I wouldn't get a bad grade.
- fudges I love to bake homemade fudges for my family during the holidays.
- fug
- fuggy The room was so fuggy and stuffy that I had to open the windows for some fresh air.
- fugue The fugue was an infuriating detour from the musicologist's original plan.
- fugues The fugues of Bach were not just music but an exploration of different forms and colors.
- fur The luxurious fur coat kept her warm on a chilly winter evening.
- GER The word, "GER," appears in the sentence.
- huger My huger sister can't lift that heavy iron pot.
- luger
