Correct spellings for PURKED
- Lurked As he lurked in the bushes, he felt a sense of excitement rush through him.
- packed The bus was so packed with people that I couldn't move my arms.
- parked The car was parked in the handicapped spot.
- peaked My interest in that class peaked when the professor started talking about real-world applications.
- Pecked The woodpecker pecked at the tree bark, searching for insects to eat.
- peeked I peeked over the fence to see what was on the other side.
- perked The sound of the bell perked up the students' ears, signaling the end of class.
- Picked I picked a book from the shelf.
- Piked Piked apples are delicious.
- pocked The skin on his neck looked pocked after he was bitten by a snake.
- Poked She poked her friend as a signal to be quiet.
- Puked She puked all over the bedroom.
- pureed The chef pureed the vegetables to make a smooth and creamy soup.
- Purged She was purged of the memories of that night.
- Purled The kitten purled as it nuzzled her neck.
- Purred The kitten purred contentedly while snuggled up in her owner's lap.
- Pursed She pursed her lips in frustration when she saw the long line at the grocery store.
