How to spell KNACKED correctly?
If you've been misspelling the word "knacked", don't worry; it's a common mistake. The correct spelling is actually "knackered". This slang term, originating from the UK, means exhausted or tired. Remember, it's always important to use the correct spelling when communicating to avoid any confusion.
List of suggestions on how to spell knacked correctly
- backed The project was backed by a well-known philanthropist.
- Hacked The company's database was hacked, resulting in a leak of sensitive information.
- jacked I was so jacked up on drugs that I didn't even realize that my car had been stolen.
- kicked I kicked the ball off of the ground and into the net.
- knack My aunt has a knack for baking delicious cakes.
- knacker The knacker was called in to remove the dead animal.
- knackered "I had a long day at work, and now I feel absolutely knackered.
- knacks
- Knicker I'm going to KNICKER this shirt off my body.
- Knocked I knocked on the door and waited for someone to answer.
- knocker The knocker was stolen.
- Knuckled As he prepared for the fight, he tightened his grip, the knuckled knuckles on his fingers protruding menacingly.
- Lacked The flowers lacked petals.
- necked The group of friends went skinny dipping in the lake and got caught by park rangers for being necked.
- Nicked I nicked that cup from the store.
- packed She was packed and ready to go.
- Racked After the party, Amy and Ryan decided to head to the hotel room and go Racked.
- sacked The company sacked the employee for violating their code of conduct.
- snacked She grabbed a bag of chips from the counter and snacked on them in the living room.
- Snaked I snaked through the crowded concert venue, trying to get to the front of the stage.
- Snicked I snicked a grape from my mom's plate.
- Tacked She tacked the poster onto the wall with some adhesive tape.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
