How to spell WIRKED correctly?
If you meant to type "wirked" but realize it's a mistake, you might be looking for "worked". It's a common error to misspell this word. Another possible valid suggestion could be "irked", which means annoyed or irritated. Proofreading your text can help catch such typos and ensure clarity.
List of suggestions on how to spell wirked correctly
- Diked
- Hiked I hiked up the mountain and enjoyed the beautiful view from the top.
- irked I was irked when I couldn't find my copy of the document.
- liked I liked the new movie that was released over the weekend.
- Piked The porcupine avoided the piked hole in the tree.
- Quirked The corner of her mouth quirked up in a small smile.
- Shirked
- Waked I waked up late this morning and missed my breakfast.
- Walked
- Whirled As the blender whirled, the ingredients slowly transformed into a smoothie.
- Whirred The fan whirred as the hot air rushed around the room.
- Whisked I whisked the eggs in a bowl before adding them to the pan.
- wicked The wicked witch cackled as she flew on her broomstick.
- wicker The patio furniture was made of wicker and looked perfect for a summer day.
- wicket The bowler knocked the wicket down with his ball.
- wigged I got a wigged out look when I saw the spider.
- wined She wined and dined her clients in order to secure the business deal.
- Winked She winked at her friend and they both burst out laughing.
- Wiped I wiped the spilled milk off the table with a rag.
- wired I have a wired connection.
- wised As he grew older, he wised up and started making better decisions.
- Wived He wived three times before finding his true love.
- Worked The dog worked its way out from under the car.
- worker The worker was happy to have been given a raise.
