Correct spellings for SLIKK
- lick I will lick the ice cream off the cone.
- like I like to have my coffee with a bit of cream and sugar.
- sick I need to take a sick day from work because I have a terrible headache.
- silk She wore a dress made of pure silk.
- slack I need to pick up my slack and start working harder.
- slake After working in the sun for hours, I needed to slake my thirst with a cold glass of water.
- sleek The new sports car had a sleek and modern design.
- slick The ice was so slick that I nearly fell.
- slicks The slicks on the road caused me to lose control of my car.
- slink The thief tried to slink away unnoticed after stealing the jewelry.
- Slinky I'm not sure if I'm going to wear my slinky today.
