Correct spellings for LIIKED
- Bilked Marc got bilked in a Ponzi scheme.
- Clicked I clicked on the link in your message.
- Diked I diked out my yard today.
- Flicked I flicked the light switch and the room was suddenly illuminated.
- Hiked I hiked 6 miles today.
- irked I was irked when she didn't answer my message.
- Lacked I lacked the courage to confront him.
- Larked We larked around the park all afternoon.
- Leaked A confidential memo on the company's strategy was leaked to the press.
- liaised I liaised with the sales team to ensure our marketing strategy aligned with their goals.
- licked The dog licked my hand affectionately after I gave him a treat.
- lied She lied about her age during the job interview.
- like I really like the flavor of that ice cream.
- liked She liked his new haircut.
- liken The artist tried to liken nature to a painting through his brushstrokes.
- likes She likes to spend her weekends hiking and camping in the mountains.
- Limed I'm going to limit my sugar intake to avoid getting limed.
- lined The walls of the old building were lined with peeling wallpaper.
- linked The two articles are linked by a common topic.
- Lived Jill lived a long and happy life.
- locked My office is locked from the inside.
- Looked I looked up and saw her walking towards me.
- lucked I lucked into getting an upgrade to first class on my flight.
- Lurked I lurked behind the tree, watching as the rabbit disappeared down the hole.
- Milked The ranch hands milked the cows every morning before sunrise.
- Piked The fisherman piked his catch from the water with his trusty hook.
- slicked He slicked back his hair before going to the fancy dinner party.
