Correct spellings for SOCKEY
- hockey I love to play hockey.
- hokey I don't think that was such a great idea - it's really hokey.
- jockey She was a poor jockey, constantly getting stuck in the saddles.
- jokey She made a jokey comment about the weather, but no one laughed.
- locke John Locke was a prominent philosopher known for his works on empiricism and social contract theory.
- pokey My grandmother's house is always so pokey with all of her antique furniture and narrow hallways.
- rocky The trail up the mountain was rocky and treacherous.
- sacked The quarterback was sacked by the defensive end just before he could throw the ball.
- shocker The news of the sudden increase in petrol prices came as a shocker to the general public.
- sicken The smell of the spoiled food was enough to sicken him.
- Sicker The sicker the patient, the more likely they are to receive the best care.
- sickly The plants were looking sickly due to the lack of sunlight.
- Smokey I always get a kick out of watching the squirrels play around in the smokey old chimney.
- soaked I got soaked in the rain while walking to work.
- soccer The game of soccer is one that many people enjoy.
- sock I have a sock for each foot.
- socket I have a new computer with a socket for my TV.
- sockeye He was wearing a Sockeye jacket.
- SOCKS I always keep a few pairs of socks on hand.
- stocky He was stocky, with broad shoulders.
- Sucked The movie sucked so much that I left the theater before it even ended.
