How to spell SACKD correctly?
The correct spelling for "sackd" could be "sacked" as in fired from a job or "sacred" as in something that is highly valued and respected. Alternatively, it could be a typo for "sucked" or "sacked" as in defeated in a game or sport. Further context is needed to determine the correct suggestion.
List of suggestions on how to spell sackd correctly
- sac The priest held up the sac filled with holy water during the baptism ceremony.
- sack The delivery man carried a sack containing the goods.
- sacked
- sacks After finishing the harvest, the farmer filled numerous sacks with crops.
- sacred The sacred rituals of the temple were a deeply moving experience for the visitors.
- sad I feel sad when I watch sad movies.
- said On the day of the storm, the skies said their farewells and left behind a blanket of snow.
- sake
- saki
- scad The supermarket had a scad of fresh fish available for sale.
- scud It was only a scud, but still it was a nuisance.
- shacked I shacked up in my coworker's spare room for a few weeks while I looked for a new apartment.
- sick I can't come into work today because I feel really sick.
- Slacked I slacked off all day and didn't get any work done.
- Smacked When he insulted her, she smacked him right across the face.
- snacked After finishing his homework, he snacked on some chips and watched TV.
- sock
- stack I need to stack up these boxes before they fall over.
- stacked
- Sucked I can't believe she sucked my face.
