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There are 51 words in our dictionary that contain the exact sequence 'ge'. You can browse them all using the list above.

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Some common words containing 'ge' include Aasvogel, Aasvogels, Babbage. These words are frequently used in everyday English communication.

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Aasvogel Noun Aasvogels Noun (Plural) Babbage Proper Noun Cabbage Noun, Verb Cabbaged Adjective (Slang); also past tense of the verb 'cabbage' Cabbagehead Noun Cabbageheaded Adjective Cabbageheadedness Noun Cabbagelike Adjective Cabbages Plural Noun; also verb form Cabbagetown Proper Noun Cabbagewood Noun Cabbageworm Noun Change Noun, Verb Courage Noun Dacoitage Noun Eager Adjective Eagerer Adjective (Comparative) Eagerest Adjective Eagerly Adverb Eagerness Noun Eagers Noun Fablemonger Noun Fablemongering Noun Gabionage Noun (uncountable) Habergeon Noun Iapyges Proper Noun (Plural) Iatrogenic Adjective Iatrogenically Adverb Iatrogenicity Noun Judge Noun, Verb Knowledge Noun Laager Noun Laagered Verb Laagering Noun Laagers Noun (Plural) Labioglossolaryngeal Adjective Labioglossopharyngeal Adjective Labiopharyngeal Adjective Manage Verb Oarage Noun Vaccigenous Adjective Xanthogen Noun Xanthogenamic Adjective Xanthogenamide Noun Xanthogenate Noun Xanthogenic Adjective Yager Noun Yagers Noun (plural) Yagger Noun Zagged Verb (Past Tense and Past Participle)

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1. How many syllables does 'labiopharyngeal' have?

Five Six Seven Eight

2. Which sentence is WRONG?

I was too cabbaged to reply. The night shift left her completely cabbaged. The chef cabbaged the cabbage for the stew. He got utterly cabbaged at the reunion.

3. Which sentence is correct?

There is two cabbages on the table. The cabbages are growing fast. A cabbages grows there. The cabbages is growing fast.

4. Which of the following is one of the three main tribes of the Iapyges?

Latins Etruscans Messapians Sabines

5. Which sentence is grammatically correct?

The cabbageheadedness were obvious. She cabbageheadednessed the plan. The cabbageheadedness of the plan amazed us. He is a cabbageheadedness person.

6. How is 'laagering' classified in English grammar?

Countable noun Uncountable noun Verb Adjective

7. Which preposition is commonly used with 'laager' to describe isolating oneself?

retreat into a laager advance through a laager jump over a laager build upon a laager

8. What is the primary stress pattern for the pronunciation of 'laagered'?

First syllable (LAA-gurd) Second syllable (la-GURD) Equal stress Third syllable

9. Where does the primary stress fall in the word 'oarage'?

First syllable Second syllable Both equally Neither

10. Why should a writer avoid calling cabbagewood a hardwood?

It is illegal to harvest It is actually a metal Hardwood only refers to color It is soft, spongy fiber that dents easily

11. What does the medical adjective 'iatrogenic' mean?

Caused by a genetic mutation Caused by medical treatment or a physician Caused by a hospital cafeteria Caused by a viral infection

12. What is the primary purpose of laagering in brewing?

To increase alcohol content To add hops To clarify and mellow the beer at cold temperatures To boil the wort

13. Which of the following sentences uses 'eagers' correctly?

I am very eagers. She is an eagers. Send the eagers to the front. The eagers dog barked.

14. Where does the primary stress fall in 'cabbage'?

First syllable (KAB-ij) Second syllable (cab-EDGE) Neither Both equally

15. Which sentence is correct?

The trail zagged around the boulder. The trail zaged around the boulder. The trail has zag around the boulder. The trail did zagged around the boulder.

16. Which insect becomes the imported cabbageworm?

The cabbage white butterfly The diamondback moth The monarch butterfly The sphinx moth

17. What is the superlative form of 'eagerer'?

Most eagerer Eagerest More eager Eageringly

18. What is the origin of the word 'manage'?

Latin 'manus' (hand) Greek 'mantis' (prophet) French 'manger' (to eat) German 'macht' (power)

19. What is a 'cabbage' primarily?

A farm animal A dense, leafy green vegetable A type of car A piece of furniture

20. What is the etymological root of the word 'courage'?

The Latin word for 'mind' The Latin word for 'heart' The Greek word for 'battle' The French word for 'rage'

21. Is getting an infection from unsterilized hospital equipment an iatrogenic event?

Yes, it is caused by a medical setting/procedure. No, it is idiopathic. No, it is congenital. Yes, it is genetic.

22. Which word is an antonym for the concept of 'fablemongering'?

Lying Truth-telling Gossiping Mythmaking

23. How is the plural of 'cabbageworm' formed?

Cabbagesworm Cabbageworms Cabbagewormes Cabbagewormen

24. Which phrase appears in old chemistry journals?

Xanthogenamic mood Xanthogenamic weather Xanthogenamic soup Xanthogenamic derivative

25. Which word is often confused with 'iatrogenically' but means 'of unknown cause'?

Idiopathically Nosocomially Therapeutically Physiologically

26. Is a yellow wall 'xanthogenic'?

No, the word claims production or lineage Only in art class Only in Britain Yes, it is yellow

27. From which language does the word 'laagering' originate?

French German Italian Spanish

28. Which sentence uses 'oarage' correctly?

They oaraged across the lake. An oarage crew won the race. The oarage of the crew pushed the galley past the headland. The engine's oarage was impressive.

29. Which spelling is correct?

Cabbagetowne Cabage town Cabbage Town Cabbagetown

30. Which word describes simply the color yellow in science?

Xanthic Xanthogenate Collector Xanthogen

31. Where would calling someone a cabbagehead be most inappropriate?

A comedy novel set in 1850 A family game night A caption under a friend's silly photo A performance review at work

32. Historically, 'eager' comes from a Latin root meaning what?

Slow Sharp/Sour Soft Empty

33. In 18th century tailor shops, what did it mean to have 'cabbaged' something?

To steal scraps of cloth To sew a double seam To wash the fabric To sell it at market

34. Which word is an antonym for 'knowledge'?

Wisdom Ignorance Information Expertise

35. How is 'yagger' pronounced?

YAY-guhr YAG-guhr yag-GOOR YAH-jer

36. Which of the following is an acceptable plural form?

Habergeon Habergeons Habergeones Habergei

37. Which part of speech is the word 'eagers' in the sentence 'The coach put the eagers in'?

Verb Adjective Noun Adverb

38. Which sentence uses 'eagerly' correctly?

He is an eagerly student. She eagerly waited for the bus. The eagerly dog ran away. I am eagerly to go.

39. On which continent are aasvogels primarily found?

Asia Europe Africa South America

40. What is the adjective form of 'Iapyges'?

Iapygish Iapygian Iapygetic Iapygenian

41. Why is it technically incorrect to say 'I am anxious to open my presents'?

Because you should use 'eager' for positive excitement. Because 'anxious' cannot be followed by 'to'. Because presents do not cause anxiety. Because 'anxious' is a noun.

42. Which sibling adjective relates to the broader xanthogen series?

Xanthodontous Xanthophyll Xanthogenic Xanthodermatous

43. What does a fablemonger do?

Sells fish Invents and spreads lies Promotes war Writes honest fiction

44. Which part of the word 'fablemonger' means 'dealer or trader'?

Fable Monger Er None of the above

45. When should you avoid 'cabbagelike'?

When describing an echeveria rosette When describing ornamental kale When describing a ruffled collar When describing the flavor of a soup

46. In British slang, what does 'cabbaged' most often describe?

A person who is extremely drunk A vegetable cooked for dinner A person wearing green A garden full of cabbages

47. The inner root cabbagehead refers to...

A chef's special recipe A style of hat A vegetable soup A dull or foolish person

48. Which of the following is a common grammatical mistake when using 'eagers'?

Using it as a plural noun Using 'the' before it Using it as an adjective (e.g., an eagers boy) Stressing the first syllable

49. Who was Babbage's famous female collaborator?

Marie Curie Jane Austen Ada Lovelace Florence Nightingale

50. Which sentence uses 'gabionage' correctly?

The manual devotes a chapter to gabionage. They gabionaged the riverbank last spring. We bought two gabionages at the store. The gabionage are heavy to lift.