Correct spellings for CACK
- back I need to lay back and relax after a long day.
- calk The pot was scuffed by the dog's claws and needed a good calk.
- cask The bartender opened the cask of whiskey with a tap of his hammer.
- ckac
- clack The irons in the oven were making a loud clack.
- crack The crack in the wall scared me.
- hack I need to hack into my email account.
- jack I always carry a jack in the trunk of my car in case of a flat tire.
- lack I lack the energy to do that today.
- mack The mack truck is delivering the groceries.
- pack I always pack a lunch when I go on vacation.
- rack I need to buy a new shoe rack for my growing collection.
- sack I packed my bag in the new sack I bought.
- tack She decided to tack a photo of her family on the bulletin board.
