Correct spellings for ORKED
- Asked I asked if he wanted to come over for a game of tennis.
- Barked The dog barked ferociously at the mailman.
- booked
- Cocked The gun was cocked and safety was off.
- coked I saw him snort a line of coked up powder at the party last night.
- cooked She cooked the chicken until it was golden brown and juicy.
- corked The wine tasted off, I think the bottle might have been corked.
- docked The ship was docked at the harbor while the crew unloaded the cargo.
- Eked I can't believe he eked out a victory over me.
- forged The forged document was presented as evidence in court.
- forked The road we were driving on forked, and we had to decide which way to go.
- gorged The bear gorged itself on the fresh berries, preparing for its winter hibernation.
- harked She harked back to the old days when all they had to worry about was the occasional monster visiting their town.
- hocked I'll never forget the day I was hocked for 25 pounds of apples.
- hooked Ever since I tried sushi for the first time, I've been hooked!
- Inked My tattoos are all INked up!
- irked I was slightly irked when she ignored me.
- Jerked As soon as the car hit the pothole, I jerked forward in my seat.
- Joked She joked that she had to get up early for work the next day.
- Larked The bird larked around in the meadow.
- locked He realized he had locked the keys inside the house.
- Looked I looked out the window and saw it was raining.
- Lurked I lurked around the corner to see what was going on.
- marked The test results were marked with a red pen to indicate incorrect answers.
- Mocked She was mocked for her tragic story.
- Oared The rowing team oared their boat to victory in the championship race.
- Ogled I ogled her body for a moment before checking my phone.
- OPED I read an OPED in the newspaper that sparked a heated debate in my household.
- order I placed an order for a new phone online yesterday.
- Orkney
- owed He still owed me for the last time he borrowed my car.
- parked The car was parked in the driveway all day.
- perked After drinking his coffee, he felt perked up and ready to start his day.
- pocked I have a few little pocked scars from when I was younger.
- Poked Lenny poked his head out from behind the bushes.
- Raked The dispute was raked over the coals by the prosecutor.
- Rocked The earthquake rocked the entire city, causing widespread damage and fear among the people.
- Rooked I felt like I got rooked after I paid $50 for that t-shirt.
- soaked The ground was wet and so soaked with rain that the grass was soggy.
- Urged The police urged him to leave the scene.
- Worked I worked all night to finish my project.
- Yoked In some cultures, oxen are yoked together to plow fields.
