Nouns Ending in GE and Containing E

Browse 909 valid English nouns ending in GE and containing E, from Change, Large, Age, Page, Image, Charge and Language to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our noun grammar guide to review pluralization and capitalization rules.

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Starts with A
24 words
age
average
advantage
anchorage
acreage
assemblage
appendage
adage
arbitrage
amperage
arrearage
auberge
afterimage
adige
airbridge
appanage
alienage
abusage
allonge
affinage
anlage
anecdotage
agoge
anagoge
Starts with B
24 words
bridge
baggage
badge
beverage
beige
bandage
binge
brokerage
backstage
barge
bondage
blockage
bulge
budge
barrage
breakage
bilge
birdcage
bodge
balayage
bacteriophage
blancmange
bricolage
borage
Starts with C
24 words
change
charge
challenge
coverage
courage
cambridge
cage
cottage
carriage
cringe
cartridge
camouflage
collage
cabbage
carnage
cartilage
concierge
cleavage
coinage
centrifuge
corsage
cribbage
cortege
cyberespionage
Starts with D
24 words
damage
disadvantage
discharge
dodge
dosage
drainage
deluge
dredge
dirge
doge
drawbridge
drudge
dressage
downstage
downrange
decoupage
demiurge
decolletage
dotage
dockage
drayage
dramaturge
demurrage
dinge
Starts with E
24 words
edge
exchange
espionage
entourage
equipage
ecolodge
enfleurage
ensilage
empennage
effleurage
embassage
etage
eponge
escuage
etalage
expressage
eloge
ecotage
eatage
estoppage
enallage
erythrophage
engrenage
embossage
Starts with F
24 words
fridge
forge
fringe
footage
foliage
fudge
forage
fuselage
flange
footbridge
frontage
foreknowledge
faberge
fromage
flowage
fibrocartilage
fruitage
fosterage
frottage
freightage
fadge
flotage
flybridge
forestage
Starts with G
24 words
george
garage
garbage
gauge
grudge
gorge
grunge
gouge
gage
grange
greige
ginge
gunge
greengage
gavage
grammage
gearchange
groupage
gamboge
gallonage
grillage
glurge
gurge
groundage
Starts with H
24 words
heritage
hedge
homepage
hostage
hinge
homage
hemorrhage
hermitage
haulage
hodgepodge
herbage
hygge
henge
harborage
haylage
hypercharge
horologe
hydromassage
hectarage
hireage
hangarage
helotage
hidage
husbandage
Starts with I
12 words
image
interchange
intermarriage
interlanguage
interstage
interlinkage
impoundage
isagoge
inmarriage
innage
insectifuge
intertillage
Starts with J
1 words
judge
Starts with K
9 words
knowledge
kludge
knightage
kedge
kitenge
kilometrage
keelage
kentledge
kippage
Starts with L
24 words
large
language
lodge
leverage
lounge
luggage
lineage
leakage
ledge
linkage
lunge
liege
lozenge
luge
loge
lavage
lovage
leafage
libertinage
linage
lighterage
litharge
lairage
lockage
Starts with M
24 words
message
marriage
mortgage
merge
massage
mileage
miscarriage
montage
mirage
midrange
mage
melange
mange
midge
millage
macrophage
madge
minge
mainstage
menage
marge
mucilage
metalanguage
munge
Starts with N
9 words
nudge
noodge
nonage
nonvintage
nutsedge
noncoverage
nonimage
nonlanguage
nonforeknowledge
Starts with O
19 words
orange
outrage
outage
orphanage
offstage
overcharge
overage
overvoltage
overbridge
overdosage
ohmage
outedge
oarage
ouvrage
ossifrage
omnirange
outmarriage
overpage
ostreophage
Starts with P
24 words
page
package
passage
privilege
percentage
pledge
prestige
plunge
postage
pilgrimage
purge
patronage
porridge
protege
partridge
plumage
pillage
personage
portage
parentage
peerage
presage
parsonage
pilferage
Starts with Q
2 words
quayage
quarterage
Starts with R
24 words
range
revenge
rage
ridge
refuge
recharge
rouge
rampage
ravage
rummage
remarriage
ribcage
renege
roughage
reportage
remortgage
rutledge
rollcage
rechallenge
riffage
radge
repechage
rechange
rootage
Starts with S
24 words
stage
storage
surge
savage
shortage
siege
sausage
sponge
sage
sabotage
salvage
suffrage
sewage
surcharge
signage
syringe
scourge
smudge
shrinkage
sludge
stoppage
splurge
steerage
sledge
Starts with T
24 words
tinge
trudge
triage
tonnage
twinge
tutelage
tillage
tenge
tollbridge
towage
trackage
targe
tankage
thanage
tuneage
tentage
telebridge
tollage
treillage
tannage
thaumaturge
tirage
tutorage
tallage
Starts with U
18 words
usage
urge
underage
upstage
upsurge
undercarriage
umbrage
undercharge
uxbridge
upcharge
ullage
ultracentrifuge
underbridge
uige
umpirage
underdrainage
unitage
urostege
Starts with V
24 words
village
voyage
vintage
verge
voltage
vestige
vantage
visage
vicarage
verbiage
vassalage
vernissage
vicinage
ventage
vendange
vermifuge
vagabondage
villenage
vaultage
villeinage
villainage
voisinage
voulge
vitrage
Starts with W
24 words
wage
wedge
webpage
wreckage
wastage
woodbridge
wattage
whinge
woodridge
weightage
windage
weighbridge
wharfage
wodge
wordage
wantage
wenge
wrappage
warpage
waftage
wadge
weighage
waterage
wagonage
Starts with X
1 words
xylophage
Starts with Y
3 words
yardage
yage
yokeage
Starts with Z
2 words
zeebrugge
zwetschge

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