Correct spellings for PIKED
- Diked The pond was diked off to create a small pool.
- Hiked We hiked through the mountains and finally reached the summit after a challenging climb.
- liked Emily liked the new dress that she picked out.
- packed The room was packed with people eager to hear the winner of the competition announced.
- Paged Theresa was paged to the hospital.
- parked The car was parked haphazardly on the sidewalk, blocking the entrance to the store.
- peaked The stock market peaked in September but has since gone down.
- Pecked I was pecked on the cheek by a pigeon.
- peeked She peeked through the keyhole to see if anyone was in the room.
- perked The puppy perked up when he heard his owner coming through the door.
- Picked I picked up the camera and tripod.
- picket I'm going to have to get out my picket fence tool to keep the foxes out of my chickens.
- pied The clown wore a bright pied outfit to the circus.
- Pigged She returned home with her poodle, having pigged out on too many snacks at the party.
- pike I went fishing last weekend and caught a huge pike.
- Piked She pinned him to the ground with her piked leg.
- piker I'm not sure what you're talking about - I'm a piker compared to you.
- pikes Pikes are used to spear things.
- piled She was piled with books and papers.
- Pined She pined for the days when she was able to spend more time with her friends.
- Pinked I pinked my wrist after I spilled my drink.
- Piped The music was piped through the stereo system, filling the room with its melodic tones.
- Piqued I was piqued when she showed up late to our meeting.
- pocked Much of the countryside was pocked with craters from the recent war.
- Poked I got poked in the ribs with a pencil.
- Puked I puked all over my shirt after drinking my morning coffee.
- spiked Izzy's drink was spiked with whiskey, and she quickly realized how much she had abused the drink.
