How to spell LLOKED correctly?

If you mistakenly typed "lloked" instead of "looked", fear not! There are a couple of possible correct suggestions. First, you might want to consider changing it to "locked" if the context fits. Alternatively, if you intended to convey the idea of "looked", a simple correction to "looked" would be apt.

• blocked The road was blocked by fallen trees.
• cloaked The mysterious figure was cloaked in darkness, making it difficult to see their face.
• clocked I clocked my fastest time ever on the track this morning.
• coked I woke up feeling like I had been coked out.
• Flaked I accidentally flaked on my friend's birthday party.
• Flocked The hallway had been flocked with white doves.
• Joked She joked about how bad her cooking skills were, and everyone laughed.
• Lacked I lacked the courage to confront her.
• Larked
• Leaked The confidential report was leaked to the press, causing a scandal.
• licked The dog licked his owner's face after seeing him for the first time in weeks.
• liked
• linked The two websites were linked, making it easy to navigate between them.
• lloyd Lloyd was my childhood friend who I lost touch with over the years.
• lobed The leaves of the maple tree are lobed with pointed tips.
• locked
• Looked He looked me in the eye and said, "I'm sorry.
• looker She was a real looker in her little black dress.
• Loped The wolf loped through the fields towards its prey.
• loved
• Lowed This problem's been lowed for years.
• lucked I lucked out and found a dollar on the sidewalk.
• Lurked I lurked around the corner, watching as they spoke.
• Poked I was poked in the eye with a piece of straw.
• slaked
• Yoked

Apsolutly

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