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• backed The company was backed by a well-known venture capital firm.
• baked
• Barked The dog barked loudly and repeatedly at the mailman.
• Caked Her face was caked with mud after falling in the puddle.
• Diked
• faced She faced her fears and finally jumped off the diving board.
• faded
• fagged
• failed He failed to complete the task on time.
• fake The designer handbag turned out to be a fake.
• faked It was all a faked misunderstanding.
• faker The faker looked so convincing, I was fooled until he made a mistake.
• fakes I'm not interested in your fakes.
• Famed The famed quarterback led his team to victory in the championship game.
• fanged The creature had fanged jaws which lined its narrow chest.
• fanned She fanned herself with her hat to cool down in the hot sun.
• Fared
• Farmed The family farmed the land for many generations.
• FARTED I farted in front of the class.
• fated It seemed as though they were fated to be together no matter the obstacle.
• fawkes The Fawkes brothers were notorious for their arson.
• Fawned She fawned over the adorable puppy, begging her parents to let her keep it.
• Faxed I faxed the important document to my boss this morning.
• fazed Despite the criticisms and negative reviews, the confident singer was not fazed and continued to pursue her career.
• Filed My car is filed with paperwork.
• fined He was fined $100 for parking his car in a no parking zone.
• finked I finked my friend's codeine cough syrup.
• fired Sam was fired from his job.
• fixed After the mechanic repaired the broken part, the car was fixed and running smoothly again.
• Flaked I flaked on our plans and ate fast food instead.
• Flicked She flicked the light switch on and off to get my attention.
• flied The baseball outfielder jumped and flied to catch the ball before it hit the ground.
• foiled His plan was foiled when the police arrived on the scene.
• forked The road forked in two different directions, but I wasn't sure which way to go.
• fried
• funked
• gawked When I saw the sun set, I gawked at the beautiful sight.
• Hacked My email account was hacked yesterday by an unknown intruder.
• harked I harked back to my childhood memories as I walked through the old neighborhood.
• Hawked I hawked some grass on the side of the road.
• Hiked I hiked for miles to reach the top of the mountain.
• jacked He was so jacked that he could bench press 300 pounds.
• Lacked He lacked the proper tools to complete the project.
• Larked Unfortunately, he larked around so much that he completely missed the deadline for his project.
• liked
• marked The teacher marked the incorrect answers on the student's test.
• packed
• parked The car was parked at the corner.
• Piked The monkey piked the ball into the net.
• Racked I racked my brain all night trying to come up with a solution.
• Raked He had raked the leaves into a pile earlier that day.
• sacked The manager was sacked after the incident.
• Tacked I tacked on a bunch of photos from our summer trip to Hawaii.
• Waked
• yakked Beth yakked on the phone until it rang.

Apsolutly

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