How to spell LOOKD correctly?

If you mistakenly type "lookd" instead of "looked", here are some suitable suggestions. Consider using: "looked" (the correct form!), "locked", "liked", "look" or "hooked". Double-check spellings for accurate communication. A small error can make a big difference, so it's essential to proofread before sending or publishing anything.

• booked I have already booked my flight to London for next month.
• Cooed The mother bird cooed softly to her newborn chicks.
• cooked
• good She always tries to do good for herself and others.
• hooked After reading the first chapter of the novel, I was immediately hooked and couldn't put the book down.
• lloyd Lloyd was a talented musician who played the trumpet beautifully.
• load I need to unload the groceries from my car and then load them into the refrigerator.
• lock
• locke
• locked She realized she had accidentally locked her keys in the car.
• loki Loki is a complex character in Norse mythology with mischievous and sometimes villainous traits.
• look I will take a look at the report and get back to you.
• Looked
• looker She was such a looker that she could turn heads whenever she entered a room.
• looks
• Loomed The table was loomed in solid wood.
• looped The tape was looped around the tree to create a makeshift handle for the bucket.
• Loosed The hunter loosed his arrow at the deer.
• loot The robbers managed to successfully loot the bank before making their escape.
• looted During the riots, many businesses were looted and vandalized.
• lord The lord of the castle ruled over his land with an iron fist.
• loud The party was so loud that it woke up the entire neighborhood.
• Loyd Loyd is a common name among British people.
• Rooked I feel like I've been rooked into buying this car.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking