How to spell BULKD correctly?
If you meant to type "bulked" but mistakenly wrote "bulkd", don't worry! Here are a few suggestions that could be helpful: "bulked", "balked", "bulk", "blued" or "baulked". Remember to proofread your work carefully to avoid these errors or use spell-check for quick fixes.
List of suggestions on how to spell bulkd correctly
- bald The man was bald and had to wear a hat to protect his head from the sun.
- Baled The farmer baled the hay on a sunny afternoon.
- balk
- balked
- balky The old engine was balky and wouldn't start without some coaxing.
- bilk He was accused of attempting to bilk the company out of millions of dollars.
- Bilked The businessman was bilked out of thousands of dollars by the fraudster.
- Bled I accidentally bled on my new white shirt while cooking.
- BLVD I live on Main BLVD in downtown.
- bold She was feeling bold and decided to kiss him.
- bucked The horse bucked wildly, causing its rider to hang on tightly.
- Bugled The elk bugled loudly to assert his dominance over the herd.
- build I need to build a fence to protect my property.
- bulge The bulge in my backpack made it difficult for me to walk.
- Bulged The truck's bumper was bulged from the accident.
- bulgy The bulgy eyes of the fish were unusual.
- bulk I bought my groceries in bulk to save money.
- Bulked The bodybuilder bulked up before the competition by consuming large amounts of protein.
- bulks The store offers discounts when you buy in bulks.
- bulky She was wearing a very bulky winter coat.
- Bulled
- Bunked I bunked with my cousin during the family reunion.
- burled The burled wood on the antique dresser added a unique and eye-catching texture.
- Busked She busked on the street corner, playing her guitar and singing for hours.
- sulked She sulked in her room all day after her parents denied her request to go out with her friends.
