Correct spellings for NEEKA
- Deena Deena loves playing soccer on Saturdays with her friends.
- EEA The EEA is an acronym for the European Economic Area.
- Eek "Eek! A spider!" she yelled as she jumped back.
- EEK As I walked through the haunted house, a spider jumped out and I screamed "EEK!"
- Geek He's such a geek, always playing board games and talking about science fiction.
- Geeks Geeks are often passionate about technology and video games.
- Geeky I love wearing my geeky t-shirts and showing off my nerdy interests.
- Geena
- Leek I love to add leek to my soup recipes for extra flavor.
- Leeks Leeks are a popular vegetable in many European cuisines.
- Meek The meek boy stood quietly in the corner, hoping to blend in with the crowd.
- NEA The NEA (National Endowment for the Arts) awards thousands of grants each year to support artistic projects across the country.
- Neck My neck feels stiff after sleeping in an awkward position.
- Necks Their necks were sore from looking up at the tall buildings all day.
- NEE
- Nee Nee, I do not want to go to the party tonight.
- Need I need to buy some milk on my way home.
- Needn
- Needs The company's main priority at the moment is to address the needs of its customers.
- Needy The food bank helps feed many needy families in the community.
- Nelda
- Nerka
- Neva I have never heard of a place called Neva.
- Nika
- NWEA The NWEA test is commonly used to assess student growth and academic progress.
- Peek I took a peek through the window to see if it was still raining.
- Peeks She peeks through the window to check if it's raining outside.
- Reek The garbage can outside my apartment building began to reek as the summer heat intensified.
- Reeks The basement reeks of mold and mildew.
- Seek I always seek new opportunities to learn and grow.
- Seeks He seeks solace in the beauty of the mountains.
- Week I have to work forty hours a week.
- Weeks It usually takes me a couple of weeks to finish reading a long novel.
