Correct spellings for FORCK
- bock The strong, malty flavor of a bock pairs well with hearty meals like roasted meats and stews.
- cork I opened the bottle of wine with a corkscrew and pushed the cork down into the bottle.
- dock The boat will meet us at the dock tomorrow morning.
- dork Don't be such a dork.
- flack He was caught with a fake ID, so he was given a flack from the dean.
- fleck There was a small fleck of paint on the corner of the canvas.
- flick I like to flick my hair behind my ears when I'm nervous.
- flock Every morning, a flock of birds flies overhead on their way to find food.
- FOCH On November 11, 1920, Ferdinand Foch was buried in Les Invalides with military honors.
- folk I love listening to folk music while camping.
- Fora I refuse to go to that Fora.
- force The police used force to subdue the violent protester.
- ford We carefully crossed the ford, making sure not to slip on the slick rocks.
- fore She hit the ball too hard and it went fore.
- forge He learned how to forge metal into tools from his grandfather.
- forgo I refused to forgo my chance to compete.
- fork I took a fork from the silverware drawer.
- forks There were no clean forks in the drawer, so I had to wash one.
- form You must fill out a form to be able to register for classes.
- fort After conquering the fort, the soldiers raised their flag high in victory.
- frock She wore a pretty frock to the wedding.
- hock I managed to hock my soccer ball.
- jock He always wore his jock strap during sports practice.
- lock I forgot to lock the door and now my house is open.
- mock I wasn't thrilled by the new product, but his mock-serious demeanor was really funny.
- pock She had a pock on her forehead that had been there since childhood.
- pork I love to cook pork chops in a cast iron skillet.
- rock The rock leaned against the wall, creating a natural lookout point.
- sock I lost my sock in the snow.
- work I cannot go out tonight because I have a lot of work to do for tomorrow's deadline.
- york She lives in York.
