Correct spellings for WAGGGER
- Baggier I prefer to wear baggier pants than tight-fitting ones for better comfort.
- Dagger He unsheathed his dagger, ready to defend himself.
- Haggler The haggler successfully negotiated a lower price for the antique vase.
- Jagger The crowd erupted in excitement as Mick Jagger strutted onto the stage.
- Nagger
- Saggier She noticed her reflection in the mirror and grimaced at the saggier skin that had developed over the years.
- Swagger Despite his challenging circumstances, he maintained a confident swagger, exuding an air of self-assurance.
- Tagger The graffiti artist transformed into a prolific tagger, leaving their mark throughout the city.
- Wagener Wagener is a small town located in South Carolina, known for its charming southern hospitality.
- Wager I don't usually gamble, but I'm willing to make a small wager on today's football game.
- Wagerer The wagerer confidently placed a bet on the underdog team to win the championship.
- Wagged The happy dog wagged its tail vigorously as the owner returned home.
- Waggery His constant waggery kept the office light-hearted and full of laughter.
- Waggle The bird wagged its tail feathers in a playful waggle.
- Waggled She waggled her finger at him, scolding him for his mischievous behavior.
- Waggles The dog waggles its tail in excitement as its owner walks through the door.
- Wagner Richard Wagner was a renowned German composer and conductor known for his pioneering work in opera.
- Wagoner The wagoner guided his horses through the rugged terrain with skill and precision.
- Wangler I couldn't help but notice the unique pattern on her Wrangler jeans as she walked by.
- Weigher The weigher carefully measured and recorded the weight of each item on the production line.
- Wiggler The kids laughed as the little wiggler squirmed out of their hands during the fishing trip.
