How to spell LOCKY correctly?
If you've accidentally misspelled "locky", there are a few possible corrections that might work. Firstly, you could be trying to spell "lucky", which means fortunate or having good luck. Alternatively, you may have been aiming for "lochy", which is a Scottish word meaning a deep or narrow glen.
List of suggestions on how to spell locky correctly
- lack I have a lack of motivation to exercise today.
- lackey The CEO's lackey was always at his beck and call, ready to serve his every whim.
- leaky The roof of our house is very leaky and needs to be fixed.
- lick The puppy wanted to lick my face all over.
- lock Don't forget to lock the door before leaving.
- locke
- locker
- locks She always double-checks her locks before going to bed.
- loco The engineer was concerned when the train started to go a little too loco.
- logy I studied biology, geology, and psychology in college because I was fascinated by the -logy suffix.
- loki Loki is a mischievous god of Norse mythology.
- look
- luck Luck was on her side when she found a parking spot right in front of the building.
- lucky
- rocky The road was very rocky, making the drive difficult.
