Correct spellings for WCKED
- backed I backed up my old computer to my new one.
- baked I baked a fresh loaf of bread this morning for breakfast.
- bucked As the horse bucked, the cowboy struggled to hold on to the reins.
- Caked I am so caked in mud that it's hard to get my clothes off.
- Cocked She cocked her head to the side and studied me for a moment before speaking.
- COED My high school aged daughter is in the COED club.
- coked The partygoers seemed to be coked up and dancing wildly.
- cred I don't give much cred to conspiracy theories.
- CUED I was about to call you, but then I realized I had my phone CUED.
- decked She had a decked out birthday party.
- Diked The roads in this area were diked off to protect the town from flooding.
- docked The yacht was docked at the marina for the entire summer.
- Ducked I ducked when I saw the snake.
- Eked I eked out a meager living with odd jobs.
- faked He faked being sick so he wouldn't have to go to school.
- Hacked The server was hacked and all of our data was stolen.
- Hiked I hiked to the summit of the mountain.
- hocked I hocked my watch to pay for my overdue bills.
- irked I was irked when she wouldn't answer my question.
- jacked He was so jacked that I could see his abs.
- Joked He joked that he was out of jokes.
- kicked She was kicked out of her house for being a lousy mother.
- Lacked She lacked the strength to fight.
- licked She licked her lips after her confession.
- liked I liked your necklace.
- locked She realized she had accidentally locked herself out of her apartment.
- lucked Despite his lack of experience, he lucked into getting the job of his dreams.
- Mocked My classmates mocked me for wearing a mismatched outfit to school.
- mucked I'm really mucked about now.
- necked I had drinks with my friends at Necked Monk, but afterward I felt really sick.
- Nicked I nicked a bunch of booze from the liquor store.
- nuked I cannot believe they nuked New York.
- packed The train was so packed that I had to stand the whole journey.
- Pecked The woodpecker pecked at the tree, looking for bugs to eat.
- Picked I picked up the can of paint.
- Piked I'm adding piked potatoes to my shopping list.
- pocked His face was pocked with acne scars from his teenage years.
- Poked He poked his head out from under the covers to see if it was still raining outside.
- Puked I puked my breakfast all over the couch.
- Racked The room was racked with grief.
- Raked The leaves of the tree had been raked into a pile.
- ricked I ricked my finger on the door handle.
- Rocked I rocked my way to work this morning.
- Rucked The Rucked beanie is a great way to stay warm this winter.
- sacked The manager was sacked from his previous job for incompetence.
- Sucked The carbonation in the beer sucked.
- Tacked I put a Tacked on the end of my note.
- Ticked I'm really ticked that my favorite restaurant has closed.
- tucked She tucked her shirt in as she walked out the door.
- Waged The company waged a fierce battle against their competitors to gain market dominance.
- Waked The sound of the alarm clock waked her up from a deep sleep.
- wed I am excited to attend my sister's wedding as she will wed her beloved.
- weed I need to pick some weed before the game starts.
- whacked She got whacked with a ruler for being too loud.
- wicked She's a wicked witch!
- wicket The bowler hit the wicket and the batsman was declared out.
- Worked I worked all night long to finish the project.
- wracked The victim was wracked with pain as the ambulance sped to the hospital.
- wrecked My car was wrecked by the storm last night.
- Yoked The two horses were yoked together and pulled the heavy cart down the dirt road.
