How to spell BEICKED correctly?

If you meant to type "beicked", it could be a misspelling of two words: "baked" or "picked". "Baked" refers to cooking in an oven, while "picked" suggests selecting or choosing something. Please ensure to double-check your spelling to avoid confusion in future communications.

• backed
• beaked The beaked bird has a pointed head and a hooked bill.
• Becker John is taller than his brother, but Becker is the tallest person in the family.
• becket In the early 16th century, Geoffrey Becket was created Bishop of Canterbury.
• bedecked She bedecked herself in jewels and makeup.
• bicker The couple continued to bicker over the color of the walls, unable to come to a decision.
• Bilked The con artist bilked several unsuspecting victims out of their life savings.
• Blacked
• blocked I was blocked from commenting on her post.
• Bricked My car was BRICKED after being in a terrible accident.
• bucked He bucked and kicked until the cowboy was thrown off the raging horse.
• decked After being decked in the stomach,the man was able to fight back.
• kicked I kicked my dog when I saw him running in front of the car.
• licked Nina licked her lips.
• necked The hiker felt the cool breeze on his necked skin as he climbed the mountain.
• Nicked I got nicked on my way home from the party.
• Pecked The bird pecked at the fly.
• Picked I picked up my sweatshirt from the floor.
• ricked He was really ricked when he woke up.
• Ticked I was ticked off when my flight got delayed for the third time.
• wicked The witch in the story was known to be wicked and cast spells on innocent people.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately