How to spell SPOKED correctly?
If you find yourself misspelling "spoked", fear not! Here are a couple of correct suggestions. Firstly, "spoke", which is the past tense of the verb "speak". Secondly, "spiked", which refers to something being adorned or decorated with spikes. Keep practicing and soon, these spelling errors will be a thing of the past!
List of suggestions on how to spell spoked correctly
- Piked He piked up the heavy box and carried it to the car.
- pocked
- Poked I got poked in the eye with a piece of metal.
- Puked After eating too much at the buffet, he suddenly puked in the bathroom.
- scoped I scoped out the competition before starting my own business.
- smoked I smelled the delicious aroma of smoked meat as I walked past the barbecue.
- soaked
- Spake She spake with a certain accent which made him question where she was from.
- Spanked My Mom spanked me for being a bad daughter.
- sparked The argument sparked a heated debate among the coworkers.
- specked
- Sped John Sped down the highway, eager to reach his destination.
- speed She was going at a very high speed.
- Spied
- spike The price of oil has experienced a sudden spike due to political tensions in the Middle East.
- spiked I had a drink at the bar and then went to my room and spiked my drink with vodka.
- spoke She spoke to the man, who spoke to the woman.
- spoken I have never spoken to the President of the United States.
- spokes His spokes were rusty.
- Sponged Sponged off the windowsill
- spooked I was so spooked by the sound of the dog scratching that I nearly screamed.
- spored The underside of the mushroom was covered in tiny spored structures.
- stoked I am totally stoked for my upcoming vacation to Hawaii.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
