Correct spellings for CHOAKED
- Caked The mud on his shoes caked onto the carpet.
- chafed He chafed his hands together to warm them up on the chilly morning.
- Chalked I chalked on the sidewalk with my friends.
- chased The dog chased after the squirrel, but it quickly scampered away up the tree.
- Cheated I feel cheated after realizing that the product I purchased was a fake.
- checked After packing my suitcase, I double-checked to make sure I had everything I needed for the trip.
- cheeked She cheeked her friend's joke and bursted out laughing.
- chinked I noticed that the lock on the door was chinked.
- Chocked Rachel was so chocked when she saw the snake that she couldn't move.
- choke I started to choke on a piece of chicken.
- choked She choked on her food when she heard the news.
- choker She wore a silver choker with a small diamond pendant that matched her earrings.
- chokes She chokes on her food whenever she eats too quickly.
- chopped The chef chopped the vegetables for soup tonight.
- chucked I was chucked out of the party for being too drunk.
- cloaked My cloaked figure blended in perfectly with the shadows.
- Cocked The man cocked his head to the side, listening intently to the sound.
- coked
- cooked I like my food cooked to perfection.
- corked The wine tasted strange and musty, indicating that the bottle had been corked.
- Croaked The frog croaked loudly in the swampy pond.
- hocked I had to hocked my laptop to get by.
- hooked She hooked her thumb through the belt loops of his jeans.
- Shoaled A shoaled cove marks the entrance to the bay.
- shocked I was shocked when I saw the car drive by.
- soaked I was soaked in the rain for hours.
