Correct spellings for DICKED
- decked The house was decked out in twinkling lights for the holiday season.
- Diced I diced the onion and added it to the soup while it cooked.
- dicker The owner of the antique store was willing to dicker over the price of the vintage radio.
- dickey I noticed a dickey in my shirt while getting ready for my interview.
- Diked The bank was diked to contain the landslide.
- docked The ship had docked at the port to unload its cargo.
- docket The clerk passed the file folder to me, and I skimmed through the court docket.
- Ducked She ducked behind the car as the gunmen started firing.
- kicked I kicked the ball across the lawn.
- licked The dog licked my face, making me laugh.
- Nicked I was nicked while jogging.
- Picked I picked up the book and started reading it.
- ricked Rick's bike was ricked during the weekend raid.
- Tacked He tacked the poster to the wall to make sure it would stay in place.
- Ticked I am really ticked off that I missed the deadline.
- ticket I've got a ticket to the game.
- tucked She tucked her hair behind her ear and smiled at him coyly.
- wicked She had a wicked sense of humor that always left everyone laughing.
