Correct spellings for OCKED
- ACED The ACED team is working on a new experiment.
- Acted He acted without thinking and now regrets his decision.
- Asked I asked them to follow me.
- backed The company was backed by investors.
- booked I booked a flight for next week.
- bucked The horse bucked and tried to throw me off its back.
- Caked My face was caked in makeup.
- Chocked She was so chocked that she couldn't speak.
- Cocked She cocked her arm back and punched him in the face.
- COED The university dormitory was exclusively for coed living arrangements.
- coked I smoked some weed and then I coked it.
- cooked The turkey was cooked to perfection, and everyone raved about how moist and flavorful it was.
- corked The wine tasted strange, so we checked the bottle and found out it was corked.
- CUED The cued word was "pineapple.
- decked The birthday girl was decked out in a tiara, sash, and sparkly dress.
- docked The boat has just docked at the harbor.
- docket I need to check the docket to see when my court appearance is scheduled.
- Ducked As soon as the ball was thrown at her, she ducked to avoid getting hit.
- Eked Eked out a living as a gardener.
- forked The path forked ahead, with one trail leading to the summit and the other to the lake.
- Hacked Classes have been canceled due to security issues caused by the hacked computer.
- hocked He was caught with a handful of cigarettes hocked outside the pharmacy.
- hooked I was hooked on that show.
- iced I love to cool off with an iced tea on a hot summer day.
- Inked He inked his name on the contract to make it official.
- irked I was irked when I didn't hear from her for a week.
- jacked He's been jacked up on caffeine and is wired.
- Joked I joked that I needed a new laptop because my old one was getting a little slow.
- kicked I kicked the ball and it hopped over the fence.
- Knocked The door was knocked open and Jenny was knocked over.
- Lacked The recipe lacked the necessary spices, resulting in a bland taste.
- licked My dog licked my face.
- locked She forgot her keys inside the car and it was now completely locked.
- locket She wore a locket that contained a photograph of her late husband.
- Looked I looked through the telescope to get a good view.
- lucked I lucked into a great rental apartment in the heart of the city.
- Mocked The student was mocked for his accent.
- mucked I mucked the barn before the guests arrived.
- necked After taking a sip of his beer, he put it necked and walked outside.
- Nicked I nicked one of Dad's cigarettes.
- octet The eight-member octet played a lively rendition of Beethoven's Concerto for Violin, Viola and C
- Ogled
- OPED I am an Oped columnist for the Huffington Post.
- owed I owed her a debt of gratitude for all she had done for me.
- packed The bus was so packed that I had to stand in the aisle.
- Pecked As the woodpecker pecked away at the tree, I couldn't help but admire its determination.
- Picked I picked up the flowers that the delivery girl left on my porch.
- pocked The old table was pocked with age and wear.
- pocket I always keep my phone in my pocket when I'm out and about.
- Poked I poked my best friend in the ribs and he giggled.
- Racked I was racked with guilt after watching the film.
- ricked She got her car fixed, but the cost of the repair and the time it took to get it done really ricked her
- Rocked I rocked my baby to sleep tonight.
- rocket I wish I had a rocket to take me away to outer space.
- Rooked It had been rooked through and sifted through until there was nothing left.
- Rucked My shirt is rucked up.
- sacked The employee was sacked for being dishonest.
- shocked He was shocked when he found out she was cheating on him.
- soaked The ground was soaked with rain.
- socket I need a socket for my new lamp.
- Sucked I was really upset that he had Sucked tonight.
- Tacked I tacked the notice to the door.
- Ticked I was really ticked off when I realized I left my phone charger at home.
- tucked She tucked the blanket around her child to keep them warm during the cold night.
- wicked I'm going to have to be wicked to get through this test.
- Worked Yesterday, I worked on my new project until midnight.
- Yoked I always feel yoked when I'm around her.
