Correct spellings for THUCKED
- bucked The horse suddenly bucked and threw its rider off.
- checked I realized I had not checked the mail yet today, so I quickly walked to the mailbox.
- Chocked I was chocked when I saw the size of the crab.
- chucked I was chucked out of the bar for being too obnoxious.
- Ducked I ducked when she threw the ball at me.
- Hacked Her laptop was hacked and all her personal information was stolen.
- hocked I had to sell my guitar that I always played to get some money, but I was really hocked about it.
- lucked Despite her lack of preparation, she lucked out and won the lottery.
- mucked After a day of heavy rain, the horse stables were mucked out to prevent any potential health hazards for the animals.
- Rucked I can't believe he pulled such a Rucked move on me.
- shacked I shacked up with my friend while I was waiting to move into my new apartment.
- shocked I was shocked when I found out that my little brother was cheating on his test.
- Shucked I must have shucked the oysters wrong because they were rather cold.
- Sucked I sucked my thumb until I was 21.
- Tacked I put a poster of my favorite band up in my room, but I actually tacked it to the wall using Scotch tape
- Thanked After the game, I thanked the coach for the game ball.
- thicken Add a teaspoon of cornstarch to the sauce to thicken it.
- thicker She enjoyed drinking the thicker beers.
- thicket After walking for hours through the thicket, the lost hikers finally reached the clearing.
- thudded I felt something thudded against the window.
- thunked
- Thwacked I was thwacked by an errant baseball.
- Ticked I've had a busy day and it's already ticked off my list.
- Trucked He was trucked to the hospital.
- tucked The baby was sound asleep, tucked safely in his crib.
- whacked After a night of heavy drinking, I woke up feeling completely whacked.
