How to spell BEASKED correctly?
If you meant to type "beasked" but it's not a recognized word, there could be a few possible correct suggestions. It could perhaps be "beseeched", meaning to earnestly request something or "beaked", referring to the beak of a bird. Another possibility could be "beached", describing a stranded ship or animal on the shore. Double-check your intended meaning to find the most accurate alternative.
List of suggestions on how to spell beasked correctly
- Asked I asked my friend if she wanted to go to the movies with me.
- backed The company was backed by a large investment from a successful venture capitalist.
- baked I baked a cake for my mother's birthday.
- balked She was excited to try the new sushi restaurant, but balked at the price of the rolls.
- Banked He banked the money in a savings account.
- Barked
- based The company's success is based on their exceptional customer service.
- Basked On a warm and sunny day, I basked in the sun for hours, feeling the warmth on my skin.
- basket I filled the basket with fruits and vegetables from the farmers market.
- Basted My grandmother basted the turkey with butter and herbs before roasting it.
- beaked The bird had a distinctive beaked nose, which made it easy to identify.
- bested She trained for months, and finally bested every opponent to become the champion.
- biased
- braked
- brisked I brisked through the park, trying to warm up my body on the cold morning.
- Busked I busked for the first time today and it was a lot of fun!
- masked The masked bandit was a danger to society.
- Tasked
