How to spell HODGE correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "hodge" instead of another word, here are some potential correct suggestions. If you meant "dodge", it suggests evading or avoiding something. "Hedge" refers to a row of shrubs or a protective barrier. "Hodgepodge" describes a jumbled mixture, and "shodge" isn't a recognized word, most likely a typo. Opt for the right word based on your intended meaning.
List of suggestions on how to spell hodge correctly
- Bodge I tried to fix my computer with duct tape and a bodge job, but it only made things worse.
- dodge I had to dodge a car as it swerved into my lane.
- doge
- hedge The farmer put up a hedge to keep the deer away from his crops.
- hedged The investor hedged their risks by diversifying their portfolio.
- hedger The hedger is a tall, thin plant with pointed leaves and tall stem.
- hedges He trimmed the hedges in his garden to make them appear neat and tidy.
- hoagie The hamburger on my hoagie was delicious.
- hod I found a hod of coal under the porch.
- Hodge Hodge was a common name among 18th century English working-class families.
- Hodges I dropped my keys in Hodges' office.
- hog The farmer keeps a hog on his property to use for breeding purposes.
- hogged It was a hot, muggy day and Diana was hogged by her five children.
- hogs The farmer raised hogs on his property.
- homage I paid homage to my favorite artist by hanging a painting of his in my living room.
- hooke
- horde She ordered the pizza and the horde of children ordered cereal.
- huge The huge elephant stood in the middle of the room.
- lodge I'm planning on staying at the lodge for my ski trip.
