Correct spellings for ARKED
- abed I didn't sleep well last night and spent most of my time abed this morning.
- ACED She aced the exam, despite not studying the night before.
- Acted Bill acted like he didn't know what I was talking about.
- aged The aged cheese had a strong and rich flavor.
- agreed After much discussion, we finally agreed to meet at the park for a picnic.
- aired She aired her grievances with him in a public forum.
- alkyd The paint was made from an alkyd resin that provided a durable finish.
- Aped He aped his friend's style to fit in with the crowd.
- arced The tree arced gracefully across the sky.
- arched The arched doorway was an impressive entrance to the grand hall.
- Argued She argued with her sister over who got to use the car first.
- arid This dry desert is very arid.
- ark The Titanic was not the only ship to sink in 1912; the Ark also went down with all hands.
- armed She was armed with a knife.
- Asked The student asked the teacher a question.
- awed The young girl was awed by the sight of the snow falling for the first time.
- axed I was axed by the Viking.
- backed I backed her car up into the space.
- baked I have baked a delicious cake for my friend's birthday party.
- barged He barged into the meeting without knocking, causing everyone to turn and stare at him.
- Barked The dog barked so loudly that it made everyone jump in surprise.
- Caked She looked so caked in makeup, she almost looked like she was wearing a mask.
- corked The wine tasted strange and had a funky odor, indicating that the bottle may have been corked.
- eared The cat eared its back as the dog approached.
- earned She earned a promotion for her hard work and dedication to the job.
- Eked A great example of eked-out architecture can be found in the Griffith Observatory.
- faked When he faked his own death, he was really just hiding from the police.
- forked I forked the meat onto my plate.
- gawked She gawked at the huge snake slithering across the path.
- Hacked Someone's computer has been hacked.
- harked As the ship approached the shore, the crew harked for any signs of danger.
- Hawked The street vendor hawked his goods, enticing passersby with his persuasive calls.
- Inked He had his entire arm inked with a detailed tattoo of a dragon.
- irked I was irked when my roommate left their dishes in the sink for days.
- jacked I jacked up the car so I could change the tire.
- Jerked I was jerked out of my sleep by an unexpected noise.
- Lacked I lacked the courage to speak up.
- Larked Despite the seriousness of the situation, he larked around with his friends.
- Lurked She lurked in the shadows, watching them from a safe distance.
- marked A line of dried blood marked the distance between them.
- market The market is open until nine tonight.
- Oared The eight rowers oared in perfect unison, propelling the boat forward with impressive speed.
- packed The room was packed and hot.
- parked I parked my car in the garage before the storm started.
- perked She perked up when I mentioned going to the movies.
- Racked My head was racked with pain.
- Raked He raked the leaves into a pile and then jumped into them.
- sacked The company sacked its CEO after a series of scandals.
- Sharked
- Tacked She tacked the poster onto the wall with a piece of tape.
- Urged He was urged to get help immediately.
- Waked I waked up early to go for my morning jog.
- Worked I worked on my homework for hours last night.
- yakked We yakked on the phone for hours about our favorite books.
