How to spell HUCKED correctly?

The misspelling "hucked" could possibly be corrected to "hooked" or "hacked". "Hooked" means to be attracted to something, while "hacked" refers to illegally gaining access to a computer system. It is important to use the correct spelling to convey intended meaning.

• bucked
• checked I checked my suitcase before leaving the hotel to make sure I had everything I needed.
• Chocked She was chocked up with emotion when she received the award.
• chucked
• Ducked I accidentally ducked when he hit me with the ball.
• Hacked The company's database was hacked by cybercriminals last night, stealing personal and financial information.
• hacker A hacker is someone who breaks into systems and obtains information or modifications that they didn't permission to use.
• harked
• Hawked The street vendor hawked his wares to anyone who walked by.
• heckled Heckled by the bullies, the poor boy felt terrible.
• hickey I got a hickey on my neck from Tony.
• Hiked Last week, I hiked a strenuous trail to reach the summit of the mountain.
• hocked I hocked my dad's vintage watch to pay for my overdue rent.
• hockey I went to watch the hockey game with my friends.
• honked The car honked as it drove past the intersection.
• hooked I was hooked on the newest show on the cable network.
• huck
• hued The sky was orange hued and the sun was a deep orange.
• Hugged After not seeing each other for a year, they hugged each other tightly at the airport.
• Husked The farmer husked the ear of corn and removed the outer layer of leaves.
• lucked I lucked out and got the best seat at the game.
• mucked After the storm, the front yard was mucked up with leaves and branches.
• nuked The president was nuked when he announced the new policy.
• Puked "I almost puked when I saw the disgusting food that was served at the party.
• quacked The duck quacked loudly as it swam in the pond.
• Rucked She pulled her hair out of her rucked-up shirt.
• shacked I shacked up with my cousin in the city during my summer internship.
• shocked
• Shucked We shucked all of the oysters and served them with a cocktail sauce.
• Sucked I was really sucked in by the salesperson's story.
• tucked She tucked the blanket around her children before kissing them goodnight.
• whacked I was whacked with a boat following the competition.

Apsolutly

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