Correct spellings for LNKED
- Banked The pilot banked the plane sharply to avoid a collision with another aircraft.
- Blanked I was blanked on the test.
- Blinked I blinked and was in Chicago again.
- Bunked I was so disappointed when I got a Bunked on my test.
- Clanked I heard a clanked chain outside my window.
- Clinked The wine clinked against the glass as she lifted it to her lips.
- clunked She clunked her glass against the counter top.
- conked I was conked on the head with a cricket bat.
- dunked I was dunked on my head by a water balloon.
- finked Alice finked on me and I caught her.
- Flanked Jared was flanked on both sides by his bodyguards.
- Flunked He flunked his driving test because he made too many mistakes.
- funked The car was funked and I couldn't start it.
- honked The car honked at us.
- Inked Bob is inked up for the party.
- junked I was so embarrassed when my car was junked.
- Kinked The hose was kinked, so the water couldn't flow through it.
- Lacked She lacked experience.
- Lanced He lanced his thigh with the sword.
- landed We finally landed after an nerve-racking 10-hour flight.
- Larked I larked around with my friends in the park after school.
- Leaked The incriminating emails were leaked to the press.
- licked The dog licked his owner's face with a wagging tail.
- liked She was surprised how much she liked the new restaurant.
- lined The historic streets were lined with beautiful cherry blossom trees.
- linked The health of our planet is inextricably linked to the actions we take as individuals and as a society.
- linker The linker program combines object files or archives to create an executable.
- locked I accidentally locked myself out of my house and had to call a locksmith.
- Longed I longed for the day when I could finally tell you how much I care for you.
- Looked She looked angrily at the rat.
- lucked She lucked out and found a rare antique at the flea market for a fraction of the usual price.
- Lunged She lunged for the weapon, but it was too far away.
- Lurked I lurked in the shadows, watching them from afar.
- nuked The enemy's stronghold was nuked in a last-ditch effort to end the war.
- Pinked She pinked me in the face with a piece of chalk.
- Planked The chef served a dish of planked salmon that was cooked and presented on a wooden board.
- plunked I plunked my porridge into the sink.
- ranked The university is ranked among the top 10 law schools in the country.
- Snaked The rope snaked around the pole.
- tanked That car is totally tanked.
- Winked She winked at him indicating she was interested.
- Yanked I was yanked out of the discussion.
- zonked I really zonked out tonight.
