How to spell TOUCKED correctly?
If you meant to type "tucked" but mistakenly wrote "toucked", here are a few correct suggestions to rectify the misspelling. Double-check the spelling and try using "tucked" instead. Remember to proofread your work to avoid such errors in the future.
List of suggestions on how to spell toucked correctly
- bucked The horse bucked when the rider pulled too hard on the reins.
- Cocked The detective cocked his head in confusion as the suspect gave him a conflicting alibi.
- docked The ship docked at the port to unload its cargo.
- Ducked I quickly ducked when the ball was thrown at me.
- hocked I was so short on cash that I hocked my grandmother's jewelry to pay my bills.
- locked
- lucked I lucked out and found parking right in front of the entrance.
- Mocked I was mocked by my friends for wearing a goofy shirt to the party.
- mucked I mucked out the horse stall before putting in fresh bedding.
- pocked
- Rocked I really rocked that test.
- Rucked He rucked his backpack tightly as he prepared for the long hike ahead.
- stocked The shelf was stocked with wine.
- Sucked I was really Sucked on my test.
- Tacked I was a little disappointed that the coupon was tacked to the wall.
- Ticked I'm ticked off at myself for forgetting to bring my phone.
- touched I lightly touched my neck where his fingers had been.
- Toured My grandmother toured the United States.
- Touted The campaign was touted as one of the most important election nights of the year.
- tracked The package was tracked every step of the way to ensure its safe arrival.
- Tricked The way he tricked me was pretty mean.
- Trucked The cargo was trucked from the warehouse to the port for shipment.
- tucked She tucked her hair behind her ears before stepping outside.
- tucker Tucker was a funny dog.
- Tusked The tusked elephant marched through the dense jungle.
