Correct spellings for GLYKE
- Alike The twins looked exactly alike.
- Alyce
- Blake Blake is known for his unique style of painting that often includes bright colors and geometric shapes.
- Bloke I spotted a bloke who looked suspicious lurking in the alley.
- Clyde Clyde was the name of the protagonist in the famous movie "Bonnie and Clyde".
- Dyke
- Flake The snow flake melted as soon as it touched my warm hand.
- Fluke I caught a fish, but it was a fluke because I'm usually not very good at fishing.
- Gayle Gayle is known for her keen sense of humor and witty comebacks.
- GKE Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) is a powerful platform for managing and orchestrating containerized applications.
- Glace I prefer my sorbet over ice cream because it's lighter and less glace.
- Glade She followed the trail into the thick glade of trees.
- Glare The sun's glare was too bright to drive without sunglasses.
- Glaze The baker applied a thin layer of glaze to the top of the cake.
- Glee The students of McKinley High School showed their glee as they won the national championships in show choir.
- Glide The swan seemed to almost glide across the surface of the pond.
- Globe I have a globe in my office to help me understand geography.
- Glove I wore a glove when I cleaned the bathroom to protect my hands.
- Glue Tommy used glue to fix the broken vase.
- Glute The exercises she did at the gym really focused on toning her glutes.
- Glynn
- Glyph The glyph for the letter A looks like an upside-down V with a shorter horizontal line in the middle.
- Gyre The oceanic gyres are large systems of circular ocean currents formed by global wind patterns and forces caused by the Earth's rotation.
- Gyve The thief's hands were secured with a gyve, preventing him from escaping.
- Lake I am planning to go for a swim in the lake during my summer vacation.
- Like She looked like her mother when she smiled.
- Luke Luke loves his job at the farm.
- Lye Lye is a versatile substance used in household cleaning products.
- Lyle Lyle is the name of my pet goldfish.
- Lyme Lyme disease is named after the town of Lyme, Connecticut where it was first recognized.
- Lyre Orpheus, the legendary musician, was often depicted playing his lyre while charming both gods and mortals with his music.
- Slake After a long hot day, I was able to slake my thirst with an ice-cold glass of water.
- Tyke The tyke was excited to open his Christmas presents.
