Correct spellings for SIRKED
- Diked The farmers diked the river to prevent flooding of their fields.
- Hiked They hiked for hours and finally reached the summit of the mountain.
- irked I was irked by the dirty dishes in the sink.
- liked I really liked the dress that my sister picked out for me.
- Piked She piked her way up the steep hill.
- Quirked Her eyebrow quirked in confusion as she tried to make sense of his explanation.
- Risked If I risked it, I would invite him over for dinner.
- sacked After several poor performances, the football team's coach was sacked by the management.
- screed The speech was a long screed against capitalism.
- Sharked
- Shirked He shirked his responsibilities and left his coworkers to do all of the work.
- sickbed She was laid down on the sickbed for a while.
- Sicker I feel a little sicker every day.
- Sided The two-sided tape made it easy to hang the picture frame.
- Sighed After she had sighed, she put down her fork.
- Sired John's only son is also his only sired.
- Sited The campsite was well-sited on the banks of the river, providing a picturesque setting for the weekend.
- sized The shirt was well-sized and fit him perfectly.
- Skirted She skirted around the issue and never gave a clear answer.
- slaked After the long hike, the hikers slaked their thirst with cold water from the stream.
- slicked He slicked his hair back before heading to the party.
- Smirked She smirked as she ate her ice cream.
- smoked Last weekend, I smoked salmon on the grill for my family's dinner.
- Snaked The thief snaked his way through the crowded market, trying to evade the police.
- Snicked I snicked a burger off the grill.
- soaked The dog was soaked in the rain.
- sparked The gas stove sparked and created a huge fire.
- spiked She had black eye that looked like she had been spiked with a wooden dowel.
- Staked She had been staked to the ground.
- stoked She was stoked to win the bet.
- Sucked My boss sucked today.
- sulked He sulked by himself all afternoon.
- Surged The stock market surged after the announcement of a new economic policy.
