How to spell ACKED correctly?

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• abed I lay abed for hours, unable to fall asleep.
• accede
• ACED While looking for her lost ring, she found an aced coin on the floor.
• Ached My back ached after sitting in front of the computer for hours.
• acid The acid in the battery leaked out and damaged the electronics in the device.
• acme The acme of his career was winning the Oscar for Best Actor.
• acne I started breaking out with acne after eating too much junk food.
• acre John has a one-acre lot.
• Acted The actor acted out the scene perfectly, leaving the audience in awe.
• aged The aged oak tree stood tall and proud, a testament to the passing of time.
• Aped The child aped his father's movements in front of the mirror.
• arced Nina arced one of her shots over the goalie's head.
• arched The bridge's arched design allowed boats to pass underneath it easily.
• Asked He asked me to the prom.
• awed I was awed by her beauty.
• axed She axed the tree in half.
• backed The project was generously backed by a group of investors.
• baked The cake was baked nicely.
• Barked My dog barked loudly when the mailman approached the door.
• bucked She got bucked off her horse.
• Caked She got caked in makeup and hair products.
• Cocked He cocked his head to the side, listening intently to the faint sound in the distance.
• COED Their clothing choice definitely allows for an easy "coed" feel.
• coked
• CUED She cupped her hands around her mouth and yelled, "CUED!
• decked I was decked with cupcakes when I walked in.
• docked The ship was docked for its annual check-in.
• Ducked I ducked under the low-hanging branch.
• Eked She Eked out a living by teaching children how to saute.
• faked He faked a smile and pretended everything was okay.
• gawked He gawked at the grotesque monster on the wall.
• Hacked Someone's computer was hacked and all of their personal information was accessed.
• harked The old man harked back to his youth, reminiscing about the good old days.
• Hawked The street vendor hawked his wares to passersby on the busy sidewalk.
• hocked My phone was hocked in the park.
• iced I had an iced latte this morning.
• irked The constant interruptions from my colleague irked me to no end.
• jacked He got jacked at the gym after lifting heavy weights all day.
• jacket She wore a black jacket to the party.
• kicked I kicked the ball in the air and it hit me in the face.
• Lacked He lacked the confidence to speak in public.
• Larked She larked about in the meadow before retiring for the night.
• licked
• locked
• lucked I lucked out and found the last seat on the airplane.
• marked The package was marked as hazardous.
• Mocked I was mocked by my peers for eating healthy.
• mucked I mucked out the horse stalls before starting my morning chores.
• necked The couple was caught necked at the beach by a passing police drone.
• Nicked
• packed The suitcase was packed with clothes and other essentials for the vacation.
• packet The delivery person dropped off a packet of information at the front desk.
• parked I parked my car in the garage overnight.
• Pecked The eagle pecked at the sky.
• Picked The flowers had been picked clean.
• pocked His face was pocked with scars from the acne he had in his teenage years.
• quacked My duck quacked.
• Racked The clothes were racked and emptied of their contents.
• racket He was caught playing a racket in the school library.
• Raked The leaves were raked off the path.
• ricked
• Rocked After her reading, my friend was rocked by the emotions she had expressed.
• Rucked The jersey was rucked up around his waist after the scrum collapsed.
• sacked She was sacked from her previous job for incompetence.
• shacked After the party, we all went back to my shacked up apartment.
• Sucked The vacuum cleaner sucked up all the dust from the carpet.
• Tacked He tacked the poster to the wall with a thumbtack.
• Ticked I found a ticked ticket in my pocket that I thought I had lost last week.
• tucked Aides tucked the president-elect into bed, careful not to ruffle the sheets.
• Waked Yesterday I waked up early to go for a bike ride.
• whacked
• wicked No one can accuse that wicked witch of being nice.
• wracked

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