Correct spellings for PEECKED
- decked She decked out her room with fairy lights and posters to make it feel cozier.
- necked As I approached the beach, I saw a group of people sunbathing topless and bare-necked.
- packed The suitcase was so tightly packed that I had to jump on it to close it.
- peaked I knew he had peaked in his career when he announced his retirement.
- Pecked The woodpecker pecked the tree to find insects for food.
- peeked I peeked through the window to see if anyone was in the room.
- peeled I peeled an orange for my breakfast this morning.
- Peeped I crept up to the door and peeped through the keyhole.
- Peered I peered through the window to see who was knocking at the door.
- peeved I was really peeved when my roommate ate my last piece of pizza without asking.
- perked The scent of freshly brewed coffee perked up my senses in the morning.
- Picked I picked up a book to read during my flight.
- Pieced She pieced together the torn photograph and was delighted to see the image restored to its original state.
- plucked She plucked a stray hair from her chin.
- pocked The once smooth surface of the moon is now pocked with craters.
- Pricked As she walked through the garden, a thorn pricked her finger.
- Reeked The garbage can reeked of rotten food and attracted flies.
- specked The chicken was specked with spices and herbs before grilling.
