How to spell CARCK correctly?
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List of suggestions on how to spell carck correctly
- arc But all he did was to stand there with his mouth corners workin', and them black eyes of his winkin' like a pair of arc lights.
- ark It's a sort of Ark of the Covenant; and when you get to it, you will find therein the True Spirit-if you take it with you when you leave home.
- back "Come back again, Mr. Mallock," he said.
- bark The timber chiefly iron-bark and box.
- cacao We esteem the cacao butter for savoury dishes very highly.
- cage "Perhaps if we put the cage out he'd come back into it," said Peggy.
- cake Mrs. Sherwin was cutting the cake as I came in, while her husband watched the process with critical eyes.
- calk
- car
- card
- care The caretaker was diligent in her work.
- cargo
- carjack Masked gunmen carjacked her vehicle and drove off.
- carp No one ever swims in the carp pond.
- carsick I feel carsick every time I take a flight.
- cart The grocery clerk was pushing a cart filled with groceries.
- cask I was surprised to find a casks of whiskey hidden in the back corner of the warehouse.
- caulk The pipe needed caulking around the edge.
- clack
- clark
- click
- clock
- cluck
- coca Cola is better than coca cola.
- coco
- cook The cook was in the kitchen cooking.
- cork I bring my wine in a corked bottle.
- crick
- crock I can't believe I ate all of the crockpot chicken.
- dark
- gawk I gawk at the beautiful scenery.
- hack
- hark She heard the farmer harking his dog.
- jack The jackpot has been won by Dave.
- jock He was a jock at school.
- kick
- kirk The kirk is a storied, medieval church in Edinburgh, Scotland.
- lack
- lark
- mack I need to buy a mack truck.
- marc
- mark
- narc It is against the law to possess narcotics.
- nark
- pack
- park
- quack The quack was able to cure all of the patients.
- quark
- rack I was always struck by how many items were hung on the rack in the shop.
- sack
- tack
- wrack
- Carl My brother, Carl, always loved spending time outdoors.
- Keck I borrowed Keck's razor from him.
- Jacky I'm not used to this cold weather. It's so cold that my nose is running and my throat is sore.
- Capek Capek's ideas influenced the development of modern theatre.
- Carr The Carr boy is a scrawny little devil.
- Cary
- Cara My best friend's name is Cara.
- cars
- PARC
- crack I hear that crackling sound every time the fireplace is used.
