Correct spellings for ERKED
- Asked He asked her if she wanted to go for a walk.
- Barked The dog barked loudly, scaring away the intruders.
- beaked The bird with the long, curved beaked was able to catch its prey easily.
- corked The bottle of wine was corked so tightly that it took all of my strength to remove the cork.
- decked The halls were decked with boughs of holly for the festive season.
- eared The rabbit eared attentively for any sound of approaching danger.
- earned She earned a promotion for her dedication and hard work.
- edged The sun crept over the mountains and edged the sky with a pinkish-orange glow.
- Egged The culprit egged their neighbor's car after a dispute.
- Eke She is trying to eke out a living as a freelance writer.
- Eked Even with all of his hard work, he could only have eked out a living.
- Erred The lawyer acknowledged that he had erred in his calculations during the trial.
- evoked The sight of the ocean evoked peaceful memories of my childhood.
- eyed He eyed the new car with envy as it drove away.
- forked I almost dropped my plate when I saw the size of the forked lightning strike outside.
- harked The dog harked at a squirrel scurrying up the tree.
- Inked She had her daughter's name inked on her wrist as a permanent reminder of her love.
- irked He was irked by the constant interruptions during the meeting.
- Jerked As the boat hit a wave, Mary was jerked forward in her seat.
- Larked I larked around today.
- Leaked The confidential information about the new product got leaked to the press causing a huge uproar.
- Lurked He lurked in the shadows, waiting for his prey to arrive.
- marked A warning is marked on the door.
- merged They merged their accounts.
- necked I wasn't sure what to wear, so I necked a vintage shirt from my grandmother's closet.
- parked Mommy is parked in the lot.
- peaked She peaked at the age of thirty-five.
- Pecked I was pecked on the cheek by a crow.
- peeked I peeked through the window and saw the beautiful sunset.
- perked The cat perked up when the sound of the door opening reached her ears.
- Raked Dust raked the floor as he walked across the room.
- Reeked The locker room reeked of sweat and mold.
- Urged I urged him to come back, but he refused.
- Verged The mountains verged on the horizon.
- Worked I worked all day.
