Correct spellings for SKICKED
- kicked After losing the game, he kicked the ball hard, out of frustration.
- sacked After failing to meet his monthly sales targets, the employee was sacked by his boss.
- sickbed He remained on his sickbed for weeks until he finally regained his strength.
- Skidded The car skidded on the wet road and narrowly missed hitting a tree.
- Skied We skied down the mountain on the fresh powder.
- skilled She is a skilled cook.
- skimmed She quickly skimmed through the report to find the relevant data.
- skinned I was so embarrassed when my skinned knee grazed his leg.
- Skipped I skipped my morning workout.
- Skirted She skirted around the issue and never really gave a clear answer.
- skived I don't want to get in trouble, so I skived off work early and went home.
- Skulked I skulked away after leaving the room, ashamed of myself.
- skunked I was skunked at the party.
- Slacked I slacked on my homework and now I have to finish it all tonight.
- slicked I've been slicked up so I can go out tonight.
- Smacked I got smacked in the face for calling her a b,ch.
- Smirked "I smirked when I saw the amount of homework you've done.
- smocked His smocked shirt couldn't hide the fact that he was sweating.
- snacked After a long day at work, she snacked on some chips while watching her favorite show.
- Snicked I snicked a nugget off my uncle's farm.
- specked The bird's wings were specked with vibrant colors.
- spiked The cake was spiked with alcohol.
- stacked The mountains were stacked one on top of the other.
- stocked I have a stocked kitchen for when I entertain.
- Sucked I sucked at that game.
