How to spell DICKED correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "dicked" could include "docked", "licked" or "picked". It is important to carefully review and proofread written work to ensure correct spelling and avoid errors that may alter the intended meaning of the text.

• decked
• Diced I diced up some fresh vegetables for the salad.
• dicker The two businessmen were trying to dicker over the price of the antique painting.
• dickey He wore a dickey under his coat because he found it to be a more comfortable alternative to a full shirt.
• Diked The land was diked to prevent flooding during heavy rains.
• docked My boat was docked by the pier when it started to rain.
• docket I need to fill out a new docket.
• Ducked I ducked to avoid getting hit by the swinging branch.
• kicked I kicked the ball and it rolled away.
• licked The dog licked his owner's face to show his affection.
• Nicked I got nicked for not wearing a seatbelt.
• Picked I picked up the pieces of the broken vase.
• ricked
• Tacked I just tacked that piece of artwork to the wall.
• Ticked I'm itching to go home and scratch my ticked off neck.
• ticket
• tucked She tucked her shirt into her jeans before slapping her gloves back on.
• wicked The wicked witch was evil and she caused trouble for the little boy.

Apsolutly

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