How to spell SKICKED correctly?
The misspelling "skicked" can be corrected to "kicked" by simply removing the "s". Another possible suggestion is "skated" or "sticked" depending on the intended meaning. Proofreading and spell-checking can also prevent future spelling errors.
List of suggestions on how to spell skicked correctly
- kicked I accidentally kicked the ball into my neighbor's yard.
- sacked The football coach was sacked after the team's poor performance.
- sickbed After several days of suffering from the flu, Jane found herself confined to her sickbed.
- Skidded The car skidded on the icy road, nearly causing an accident.
- Skied I skied down the steep slope with my heart racing.
- skilled
- skimmed She quickly skimmed through the article to find the information she was looking for.
- skinned
- Skipped I skipped my math test.
- Skirted I skirted around the issue by changing the subject.
- skived The snow on the ground was untouched by the skived.
- Skulked The thief skulked through the dark alleyway, trying to avoid being seen by anyone.
- skunked I tried to catch a fish but got skunked all day.
- Slacked He slacked off from his work and missed his deadline.
- slicked My hair was freshly slicked back.
- Smacked I accidentally smacked my head against the low-hanging branch.
- Smirked The teen smirked as he pulled the gun from his pocket.
- smocked My aunt wore a smocked dress to the family gathering.
- snacked I usually snacked on popcorn at the movies.
- Snicked Running his hand over the metal blade, he snicked it sharply against his thumb, leaving a small cut that throbbed with pain.
- specked The bird's breast was specked with white and brown feathers.
- spiked The punch tasted strange and I soon discovered that it had been spiked with alcohol.
- stacked
- stocked The kitchen was stocked with all the food they could need.
- Sucked I was so disappointed with the concert, it really sucked.
