Correct spellings for DAOKED
- Asked She asked if anyone needed help with the project.
- Backed The startup was backed by several venture capitalists who saw potential in its innovative business model.
- Baked She baked a fresh batch of chocolate chip cookies for her friends.
- Balked The team's winning streak was balked when their star player got injured.
- Banked She leaned her bike into the turn and banked smoothly around the corner.
- Barked The neighbor's dog barked incessantly, disturbing our peaceful afternoon.
- Basked After a long day of swimming, Jack basked in the warmth of the sun on his towel.
- Booked He booked a flight for his vacation next month.
- Caked The frosting caked on the cake made it difficult to cut.
- Calked The sailor carefully calked the seams of the ship to prevent water from seeping in.
- Choked I choked on a piece of bread and had to drink some water to clear my throat.
- Coked He was arrested for being caught with a baggy of coked-up weed and driving under the influence.
- Cooked The smell of cooked bacon filled the kitchen.
- Dabbed He dabbed his forehead with a handkerchief to wipe away the sweat.
- Dammed The river was dammed to create a reservoir for the local town's water supply.
- Damned I can't believe I failed my exam again, I am so damned.
- Damped The oscillations in the system were damped by the friction in the moving parts.
- Danced She danced gracefully across the ballroom, catching the eyes of many suitors.
- Danged I forgot my danged keys in the car.
- Danker The danker the environment, the more likely mold and mildew are to grow.
- Dared Although she was scared, she dared to jump off the cliff into the water.
- Darken As the storm approached, clouds began to darken the sky.
- Darker The room grew darker as the sun set and the night began to creep in.
- Darned I can't believe I have to darn these socks again.
- Darted The squirrel darted up the tree when it saw the approaching cat.
- Dashed I dashed out the door to catch my bus.
- Dated The house had a dated look with its orange shag carpet and avocado green appliances.
- Daubed She daubed paint on the canvas with reckless abandon.
- Dawned It dawned on me that I had left my keys at home when I reached the office building.
- Daybed My mom likes to nap on her daybed in the afternoons.
- Dazed After being hit in the head, he was dazed and couldn't remember his name.
- Decked The bride was decked in a magnificent white gown for her wedding.
- Dicked
- Diked The farmer diked the fields to protect them from the flood.
- Docked The ferry was docked at the pier awaiting its passengers.
- Doled The charity doled out food to needy families last week.
- Domed We stood inside the beautifully domed cathedral, admiring the intricate stained-glass windows above us.
- Doomed The company was doomed from the start due to its lack of funding.
- Doped The runner was stripped of his medal after he tested positive for doped substances.
- Dosed He was dosed with painkillers after the surgery.
- Doted As a child, she doted on her beloved stuffed animal that she carried with her everywhere.
- Doxed
- Dozed As the sound of the rain became more rhythmic, she dozed off into a peaceful slumber.
- Droned The buzzing of the bees droned on throughout the day.
- Ducked I ducked under the table to avoid being hit by the flying object.
- Dunked I dunked my biscuit in my tea to soften it.
- Evoked The smell of freshly baked cookies evoked happy memories of my childhood.
- Faked He bitterly regretted having faked his resume when the company asked for references.
- Gawked As the celebrity walked past, the crowd gawked and took pictures with their cellphones.
- Hacked My bank account was hacked last week and I lost all of my savings.
- Harked I harked back to my childhood memories when I saw the old photos in the album.
- Hawked The street vendor hawked his wares to passing tourists.
- Hoked The comedian's jokes fell flat, so he hoked up some exaggerated physical gestures to try and make the audience laugh.
- Hooked I've been hooked on this new TV series since the first episode.
- Jacked After a few months of consistent workouts, he finally got jacked and toned.
- Joked He joked with his friends about his clumsy dance moves.
- Lacked The cake lacked sugar and salt.
- Larked Yesterday, we larked around the park, playing frisbee and eating ice cream.
- Looked She looked at him with disappointment.
- Marked The teacher marked all the spelling mistakes in the student's essay.
- Masked The masked bandit quickly scaled the fence and disappeared into the night.
- Naked The baby was running around the house naked.
- OKed The project has been OKed by the manager and we can proceed with implementation.
- Packed I packed my lunch for work this morning.
- Parked I parked the car in the garage to keep it safe from the hail storm.
- Poked She poked her head through the door to see if anyone was inside.
- Racked After lifting heavy weights at the gym, my muscles were racked with pain.
- Raked The gardener raked the leaves from the lawn.
- Ranked The university was ranked first in the country for their computer science program.
- Rooked I thought I was getting a good deal, but it turns out I got rooked by the car salesman.
- Sacked The CEO was sacked after a video of him making derogatory comments about employees went viral.
- Smoked Last night, I had the most succulent smoked brisket sandwich at my favorite BBQ joint.
- Spoked The bicycle wheel was spoked with gleaming silver spokes.
- Stoked I'm so stoked for our vacation next week!
- Tacked The note was tacked onto the bulletin board for everyone to see.
- Talked I talked to my friend about my problems.
- Tanked The company's stock value tanked after the CEO's scandalous behavior was exposed to the public.
- Tasked The project manager tasked the team with creating a detailed project plan.
- Toked
- Wacked I think I must have wacked my head on the way here.
- Waked She waked up to the sound of her phone ringing.
- Walked I walked to the grocery store to pick up some milk and bread.
- Wanked
- Yakked My friend yakked on the phone for hours without stopping.
- Yanked He yanked the rope, pulling the heavy object closer to the shore.
- Yoked The horses were yoked together to pull the plough through the field.
