How to spell TREKED correctly?
For the misspelling "treked", there are a few possible correct suggestions. One option could be "trekked", which indicates a long, arduous journey. Another possibility is "tracked", referring to following or monitoring something. Alternatively, "tweaked" could be an accurate alternative, implying adjusting or fine-tuning something.
List of suggestions on how to spell treked correctly
- Creaked The old door creaked loudly as it opened.
- Freaked I freaked out when I saw the spider crawling on me.
- Raked She raked the leaves into a pile before jumping into it.
- Reeked
- streaked
- stroked He stroked her hair fondly before turning to leave.
- Tacked She tacked the poster onto the wall with some tape.
- Ticked I am so ticked off that my favorite restaurant is closed.
- tiered I was so excited to try the new tiered chocolate fountain!
- tracked The package was easily tracked online from the moment it left the warehouse.
- tread I could hear the sound of his heavy tread as he walked down the hallway.
- treated She was treated for leukemia.
- treed The excited dog treed a squirrel in the park.
- trek I'm planning a long trek through the mountains with my friends this summer.
- Trekked We trekked through the jungle for three days straight.
- trekker My hobby is being a trekker; I enjoy hiking in the mountains.
- treks She treks through the snow-covered mountain every winter.
- trend Los Angeles is experiencing a recent trend in high-rise development.
- Tricked I was tricked into believing that the offer was too good to be true.
- tried She had tried everything and nothing worked.
- trike The child rode his red trike around the park.
- Trucked The logs were trucked in from the forest.
- trued
- tucked I tucked the shirt in below my bra so it wouldn't show.
- tweaked I tweaked the recipe to make it more to my liking.
- Wreaked
- wrecked The storm wrecked our plans for a day at the beach.
