Correct spellings for LERGE
- clergy The clergy members led the congregation in prayer during the church service.
- erg Please do not use the word "erg" in any sentence.
- large My dog is a large breed of dog.
- larger The larger the fish, the harder it is to catch.
- larges
- largo The largo is a long, wide corridor in a opera house.
- league My team is in the league championship game.
- ledge A dangerous ledge surrounds the precipice.
- ledger She kept a ledger of all the expenses she incurred on her trip.
- ledges As I climbed up the steep mountain, I carefully placed my foot on each of the narrow ledges to avoid falling.
- lee After giving birth, she spent time with her son, Lee.
- leg I think I'll take a leg over to the coffee shop down the street.
- leger He was a leger accountant with a keen attention to detail.
- legged The dog was three-legged and had trouble keeping up with the rest of the pack.
- leggy I can't believe she's with such a leggy man.
- Lego I built a towering Lego castle with my younger siblings.
- legs I can feel the legs of the chair rubbing against my back.
- liege The liege lord granted his vassals certain privileges in exchange for their loyalty and support.
- lodge We'll sleep in the lodge tonight.
- loge The opera house had a separate section for wealthy patrons called the loge.
- luge The athletes raced down the track in a race of speed and agility, the luge being a particularly dangerous type of track event
- merge The two companies have decided to merge and become one entity.
- pledge I pledge to support my community by volunteering my time and resources.
- serge I bought a new pair of shoes and they're really uncomfortable, I think it's because of the serge.
- sledge My brother is using a sledge to hit the ball.
- verge As the rollercoaster climbed up the tracks, I felt like I was on the verge of a heart attack.
