How to spell LLOOKS correctly?

If you meant to type "llooks" but realized it was a misspelling, here are some possible corrections: "looks" which means visual perception, "locks" referring to securing devices or "books" as in literary works. Double-checking spelling can help avoid confusion and ensure effective communication.

• blocks Boston is a blocks away from the airport.
• books
• cloaks The wizards wore long, flowing cloaks that billowed in the wind as they walked through the forest.
• clocks
• cooks Guy cooks eggs in the skillet.
• flocks The shepherd led his flocks across the meadow towards the watering hole.
• hooks She carefully placed her necklace on the hooks by the door.
• kooks People who listen to kooks are always left feeling frustrated and out of touch.
• locks She forgot her keys, so she had to pick the locks to get inside.
• look Can you please look at me when I'm talking to you?
• looks She looks very happy today.
• looms With winter only a few months away, the prospect of holiday shopping looms large in many people's minds.
• loons I saw a few loons in the lake.
• LOOPS I love drawing loops in my notebook during long meetings.
• loos I need to buy a few new loos for our office building as some of them aren't working properly.
• loots The band of thieves were caught red-handed with their loots.
• nooks The nooks in the chair are just the right size for a small animal to hide.
• rooks The rooks are starting to get restless.

Apsolutly

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