How to spell BACKW correctly?

If you find yourself repeatedly misspelling "backw", fret not! Here are a few correct suggestions to end this typo debacle. The correct spelling could be "back" or "backward", depending on the context. So, double-check your intended meaning and choose the appropriate word accordingly. Problem solved!

• aback The sudden news took us aback.
• baccy I don't understand why people still smoke baccy despite all the negative health effects.
• bach I am going to the bach to swim.
• back I can't believe that I was so stupid and that I let her back me into a corner.
• backed The company was backed by a group of investors who believed in its potential for success.
• backer The company has a strong backer who is willing to invest heavily in their new product.
• Backs The football player's strained backs kept him out of the game.
• backup If my computer crashes and I have a backup, I'll be fine.
• bacon
• bake
• baku
• balk
• balky The engine in my old car was balky and often wouldn't start.
• bank
• bark The dog's loud bark scared away the intruders.
• barks The dog barks loudly every time someone approaches the house.
• bask She took a long overdue dip in the pool before lying down on the sun warmed lounge chair to bask in the sun.
• beck
• Becks David Beckham, also known as Becks, is a retired English footballer.
• Becky My best friend is Becky.
• black The black clothes I wore made me feel mannish.
• bock Although I do not enjoy the taste of beer, I will drink a bock.
• buck I dub thee Buck.
• bucks I need some bucks to make my buy.
• hack The IT technician was able to hack into the company's database and retrieve the lost data.
• jack I always keep a jack in the car for emergencies.
• lack I couldn't complete the assignment due to my lack of understanding of the topic.
• mack My brother recently bought a new mack jacket for his trip to Alaska.
• pack
• rack She hung her jacket on the coat rack by the door.
• sack Picking up the broken glass, I found a piece of cake hidden inside the sack.
• tack She needed to tack the fabric before sewing to ensure it didn't move around.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately