Correct spellings for NAKKED
- backed He backed away slowly from the aggressive dog.
- baked She baked a batch of fresh chocolate chip cookies for her family.
- Banked The plane banked sharply to the left before making its descent.
- Barked The neighbor's dog barked loudly every morning, waking up the entire street.
- Caked The ice on the road ahead was caked and extremely slippery.
- faked The athlete was caught by the officials for faked injury to get a penalty.
- gawked She gawked at her new computer when it arrived.
- Hacked My social media account was hacked last night and now all my personal information is out there for anyone to see.
- harked I harked back to my childhood memories while looking at the old photo album.
- Hawked The vendors hawked their wares at the market.
- jacked He felt jacked after drinking his pre-workout supplement.
- Lacked The cake lacked sweetness so I added more sugar.
- Larked I larked around in the park with my friends, enjoying the beautiful day.
- marked His disappointment was marked when he did not get the job.
- Nabbed Police nabbed the wanted felon on the scene.
- Nagged She nagged her husband to take out the trash before the garbage truck arrived.
- Nailed The carpenter nailed the boards together to make the frame.
- named My friend named her cat Felix.
- napped I napped for two hours after lunch to recharge my energy.
- necked The couple went skinny-dipping in the lake and emerged necked from the water.
- Nicked The bike was nicked in broad daylight.
- NIKKEI As the Nikkei index tumbled, so too did the value of the yen against the U.S. dollar.
- nuked The city was nuked by the aliens.
- packed The concert was packed with fans.
- parked I parked my car in the designated parking space.
- Racked After running a marathon, my muscles were so sore that I felt like I had been racked.
- Raked Raked leaves meant CC would have to clean up after their picnic.
- ranked The university was ranked third in the country for its undergraduate program.
- sacked After many poor performances, the coach was finally sacked by the team's management.
- snacked I snacked on carrots and hummus while I watched TV.
- Snaked The garden hose snaked across the lawn.
- Tacked She tacked a note on the fridge reminding her family about the important meeting.
- tanked My car is tanked and needs a gas.
- Waked She waked up early this morning to watch the sunrise.
- yakked Pete yakked with his friends after work.
- Yanked The truck driver was yanked from his seat by the angry passenger.
