Correct spellings for LILKED
- balked Despite her initial enthusiasm to take on the challenge, she balked when she saw the size of the project.
- Bilked I was bilked last night, and I'm not happy about it.
- Bulked He bulked up before the competition by eating plenty of protein and hitting the gym every day.
- Calked She calked the dented fender.
- Clicked He clicked the link and was redirected to the homepage.
- Flicked He flicked a fly out of his way.
- Lacked I lacked the motivation to finish my project.
- Larked She larked around the city all day.
- Leaked A leaked report suggests that the CEO is going to be replaced.
- licked I licked her neck and she moaned with pleasure.
- liked She liked the movie so much she watched it three times in a row.
- lilted After their altercation, the two seemed to lilted past each other, their animosity forgotten.
- linked The two groups of data are linked to find a correlation.
- locked The doors were locked, and nobody could enter the building.
- Lolled I lolled off for an hour after lunch.
- Looked She looked at him with a mixture of sadness and anger.
- lucked I lucked out and got tickets to the concert.
- Lulled She was lulled to sleep by the sound of his voice.
- Lurked Steven followed the cat, lurked in the corner.
- Milked Until she was milked late at night, she never knew.
- slicked The actor had his hair slicked back for his suave character in the movie.
- sulked After not getting his way, he sulked in the corner for hours.
- Talked I talked to her for 10 minutes last night.
- Walked I walked to the park with my friends.
- yolked I yolked all over myself while cleaning up after dinner.
