How to spell PIKED correctly?

If you accidentally misspelled "piked", here are some possible correct alternatives. Firstly, you might have intended to write "spiked" which means something was impaled with a spike. Alternatively, you might have meant to write "biked" which refers to riding a bicycle. Lastly, "liked" could be suitable if you meant to express your fondness or approval for something.

• Diked Lawns are diked between the stripes of deep erosion caused by rain and melted snow.
• Hiked
• liked I liked the new book that I finished reading yesterday.
• packed
• Paged
• parked
• peaked I peaked through the window to see if she was still there.
• Pecked I was pecked on the cheek by a can of worms.
• peeked
• perked As soon as he heard his favorite song playing on the radio, his mood instantly perked up.
• Picked I picked up my pencil from the floor.
• picket The workers decided to picket outside the factory in protest.
• pied
• Pigged I don't want to eat that pigged thing.
• pike
• Piked I was piked in the back with a tennis ball.
• piker I'm not a piker when it comes to working hard.
• pikes The soldiers carried pikes as they marched into battle.
• piled
• Pined Peter thought that he had seen the last of the pined apple.
• Pinked She pinked the edges of the handmade card to give it a more polished look.
• Piped The fragrance of freshly baked cookies piped out of the kitchen.
• Piqued Her curiosity was piqued after he mentioned a secret project he was working on.
• pocked The baby's face was pocked with the pox.
• Poked
• Puked I accidentally puked on the carpet.
• spiked The Blood Elf drank from the spiked fountain.

Apsolutly

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