Correct spellings for HUCKED
- bucked The horse bucked when the rider approached with the saddle.
- checked She double checked all the ingredients before starting the recipe.
- Chocked I was chocked when she announced her engagement.
- chucked I was chucked out of the party for being drunk.
- Ducked I ducked when I saw the rock coming and I ended up in the water.
- Hacked The website was hacked, and all of her information was leaked.
- hacker He was a hacker of the highest order.
- harked I harked back to my childhood memories as I strolled down the familiar street.
- Hawked He hawked up a loogie and spat on the ground.
- heckled After being heckled by the audience, the comedian responded with a hilarious monologue.
- hickey I can't believe I got a hickey on my neck, my parents are going to freak out.
- Hiked Last weekend, I hiked up the steep mountain trail and was rewarded with a breathtaking view at the top.
- hocked He was caught with a pocketful of stolen jewels and was promptly hocked off to the local constabulary.
- hockey I always look forward to watching hockey games with my family on the weekends.
- honked I honked my car to get her to stop.
- hooked Ever since I tried that new sushi restaurant, I've been hooked on their spicy tuna rolls.
- huck
- hued The sky was hued pink and orange as the sun set behind the mountains.
- Hugged She hugged her best friend tightly after not seeing her for several months.
- Husked I have husked a lot of apples this year.
- lucked I always lucked out when it came to finding a good parking spot at the mall.
- mucked I was so mucked up after that party that I couldn't get my car started.
- nuked The town was nuked by the extremist group.
- Puked Mario puked all over the floor.
- quacked After getting his duck quacked by a goose, Dave was bit on the arm.
- Rucked After completing a grueling hike, I rucked my dirty clothes back into my backpack.
- shacked I shacked up in a friend's apartment for a few days until I found a new place to live.
- shocked I was shocked when I saw the size of the elephant in person.
- Shucked I shucked the oysters for dinner.
- Sucked I was really disappointed with that movie. I thought it was going to be good, but it sucked.
- tucked She tucked the blanket around her feet before settling down to read.
- whacked The boss whacked the table in anger, causing everyone to jump.
