How to spell PEAKERS correctly?

If you mistakenly type "peakers" instead of the correct word, there are a few likely suggestions. One possibility is "speakers", referring to audio devices. Another option is "seekers", which denotes individuals in search of something. Lastly, "leakers" could be the intended term, signifying individuals who disclose secret information.

• beakers The chemistry students were carefully pouring their solutions from the graduated cylinders into the beakers.
• packers
• pagers I don't have a pagers, I use a cellphone.
• peaks The snow-capped peaks of the mountains were visible from miles away.
• Pears I bought a dozen pears at the farmer's market for a fruit salad.
• peckers I have a pair of peckers.
• peers
• pickers The farm hired extra pickers to help harvest the crops before the frost set in.
• pikers I have no interest in working with a group of pikers who aren't committed to achieving great results.
• pokers I need to buy new pokers for our camping trip.
• porkers The homework was definitely not worth the hassle of dealing with the porkers on the playground.
• puckers She puckers her lips in disapproval.
• speakers The speakers at the conference were very knowledgeable and engaging.

Apsolutly

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