Correct spellings for GIRGER
- Berger My favorite restaurant to get a burger from is called Berger Joint.
- bigger The older children always got the bigger portions of food.
- burger I always order a cheeseburger with fries when I go to the burger joint.
- digger
- dirge The funeral procession was accompanied by a mournful dirge played on bagpipes.
- forger The forger was able to make a perfect copy of the famous painting.
- garner She was able to garner support from the community for her charity event.
- garter The bride wore a beautiful garter on her wedding day as part of her bridal ensemble.
- geiger A geiger counter was used to detect radiation in the area.
- Gerber Gerber is a well-known brand for baby food.
- gibber He seemed to gibber incoherently when questioned about the incident.
- gigged The party was so gigged that I couldn't even get my phone to work.
- giggler I could hear the giggler in the back of the classroom disrupting the lecture.
- ginger I put a chunk of ginger in my tea for its health benefits.
- girder The construction workers carefully lifted the heavy steel girder into place.
- giver The giver of gifts is always appreciated during the holiday season.
- gorge The hiker stopped to admire the breathtaking view of the deep gorge below.
- gorged After several days without food, the hiker gorged himself on a large pizza.
- gorges We hiked several gorges and waterfalls during our vacation.
- gouger I accuse you of being a gouger, and stealing food from your roommate's fridge.
- Greer After the funeral, Greer and her friends went to a bar to celebrate her life.
- jigger She never missed a chance to jigger up a batch of her pecan pie.
- larger The larger the box, the more items it can hold.
- merger The merger will create a more powerful company.
- Purger He removed the purger from the drain.
- rigger A rigger is a person who sets up and operates rigging in a construction or maritime project.
- tiger In the jungle, the tiger is the king of the jungle.
- verger The verger is in charge of overseeing the upkeep and maintenance of the church's cemetery.
