How to spell SHOOKED correctly?

If you find yourself misspelling "shooked", worry not - it happens to the best of us! Some possible correct suggestions for this error could be "shocked" or "hooked". Both words have entirely different meanings and can save you from any confusion or embarrassment.

• booked I already booked my flight for next week.
• Chocked After catching the ball, I slammed into my opponent, who had just yelled " Chocked!
• choked I choked on a piece of meat during dinner.
• cooked
• hocked John got creamed by the hockey goalie, but he didn't quit; he hocked a loogie that hit the guy
• hooked I am so hooked on this new TV show, I can't stop watching it.
• Looked I looked through the window and saw that it was snowing.
• Rooked I felt rooked after paying way too much for that used car.
• shacked I shacked up with my best friend for a week while we were visiting New York City.
• Sharked The sharked was a terrible experience.
• Shirked He shirked his responsibilities and left all the work for his colleagues to do.
• shocked I was shocked to hear that my best friend was moving to another city.
• shocker The announcement of his resignation was a real shocker to everyone in the office.
• shooed The dog was shooed away from the scene.
• shook I was so shook up after the earthquake I couldn't stay in my house.
• shooter The police arrived at the scene to search for the shooter.
• Shored The shore on which he was standing was shored up with rocks.
• Shoved He shoved the book into his backpack and hurried out of the classroom.
• showed I showed them my new invention.
• Shucked
• soaked After the rain stopped, my clothes were completely soaked.
• spooked She was spooked when she came across the bear in the woods.

Intertubing

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