Correct spellings for LLIKED
- Clicked She clicked the button impatiently, waiting for the webpage to load.
- Diked The farmers diked the river to prevent flooding after heavy rainfall.
- Flaked I flaked on our date night and told her I was too tired.
- Flicked I flicked my lighter and it lit up.
- Hiked We hiked up the mountain.
- Lacked He lacked experience in the industry.
- Larked
- Leaked It has been alleged that the information was leaked by someone in the organization.
- licked The dog licked his owner's hand as a sign of affection.
- lied He lied to get out of trouble.
- like I like to drink hot coffee in the morning.
- liked I really liked that book I read last month.
- liken I would liken his attitude to that of a spoiled child.
- likes She likes to read mystery books in her free time.
- Limed The lemonade was delicious, but I could taste the limed lime in it.
- lined The pavers were carefully lined up to create a straight and level walkway.
- linked We are linked by a blood oath.
- Lived I have lived in this city all my life.
- locked He had locked the door before leaving the house.
- Looked I looked up, expecting to see my mom walking down the stairs, but she was gone.
- lucked I just lucked into these amazing tickets for the concert.
- Lurked The snake lurked in the darkness, its red eyes glowing in the gloom.
- Piked The fish piked at the bait, but didn't seem interested in actually taking it.
- slaked The hot weather made me thirsty and I slaked my thirst by drinking an ice-cold glass of water.
- slicked He slicked his hair back using a generous amount of hair gel.
