Correct spellings for IOOKED
- booked I tried to make a reservation at the restaurant, but they were already fully booked.
- choked The athlete almost choked on his water during the marathon race.
- Cocked He cocked his head and smiled at her.
- coked
- Cooed She cooed over the baby, gently stroking its head.
- cooked My mom cooked a delicious lasagna for dinner.
- corked The wine tasted corked, indicating that the bottle had been spoiled.
- docked I docked my boat at the marina before heading to the nearby restaurant.
- evoked The old photograph evoked memories of my childhood.
- forked The path forked off into two different trails.
- hocked After losing his job, he hocked his watch to pay his rent for the month.
- hooked I'm hooked on this new TV series and can't stop watching it.
- Inked She inked the design onto her skin.
- irked The constant noise from my neighbor's party really irked me last night.
- Joked He joked about his bad hair day with his colleagues at work.
- locked The door was locked, preventing anyone from entering the room.
- Looked She looked out the window and saw the impressive sunset.
- Mocked She was mocked by her peers for her choice of clothing.
- Oozed The melted cheese oozed out of the sandwich.
- pocked The old man's face was pocked with scars from years of working in the coal mines.
- Poked She poked her head out of the window to catch a glimpse of the sunset.
- Rocked The party was so much fun, the entire place rocked with energy.
- Rooked I feel like I've been rooked after buying this car, it's already falling apart.
- soaked After the sudden rain shower, Sarah's clothes were soaked through.
- Worked I worked hard on my presentation and it paid off.
- Yoked The two horses were yoked together to pull the heavy cart.
