How to spell LCKER correctly?

If you've accidentally misspelled "lcker", here are some possible correct suggestions to consider. You might have meant "locker" - a storage compartment, "licker" - a colloquial term for someone who eats or licks food quickly or "Laker" - referring to the popular basketball team from Los Angeles.

• blocker I need to find a blocker to prevent my phone from going off every thirty minutes.
• Clicker I use a clicker when teaching my dog new tricks.
• flicker The candle's flame began to flicker in the drafty room.
• Lacked
• lackey She chose a lackey to help her with her dress.
• lager
• lake I went fishing at the lake this morning and caught a huge bass.
• leer I was gazing at the bright stars when I saw a deer leer at me.
• leger The bookkeeper recorded the transaction in the leger.
• licked I licked my lips after eating that amazing ice cream.
• like I like to take walks in the park.
• linker A linker is a molecule that helps proteins in cells to properly fold
• locke John Locke believed in the natural right of rebellion.
• locked I locked the door to keep out the rain.
• locker She needed to get a locker for her new shoes.
• lockers The students stored their backpacks and jackets in their lockers before heading to class.
• locket My grandmother's jewelry box is an old fashioned key locket.
• looker She's a real looker and turns heads wherever she goes.
• lucked I lucked into an amazing opportunity that changed my life.
• luckier My friend won the lottery twice, he's luckier than most people.
• luger
• luke I'm afraid I can't give you a ride to Luke's.
• lurker The lurker remained hidden in the corner, watching and waiting for the right opportunity.
• slacker I refuse to work hard, because I'm a slacker.
• slicker He wore a slicker to protect himself from the rain.

Apsolutly

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