How to spell CICKS correctly?

If you meant to type "cicks" but accidentally misspelled it, there are a few possible correct suggestions. It could be "clicks", referring to the sound made by pressing a button or a mouse. It could also be "kicks", referring to swift movements or blows. Double-checking spelling is always advisable!

• casks The wine was stored in old wooden casks in the cellar.
• checks She always carries her checks in her purse.
• chicks The farmer brought in some fresh chicks from the coop.
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• chucks She's got some chucks for shoes.
• circus I am excited to see the acrobats and clowns at the circus tonight.
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• cricks I'm getting CRICKS in my neck from looking up at that damn light fixture.
• disks The computer hard drive stores data on magnetic disks.
• irks The way he chews his food really irks me.
• Kicks He kicks the ball towards the goal post.
• licks The dog loves to give wet kisses and playful licks.
• MICS My phone is an iPhone which has MICS
• nicks One of the employees had to get his nicks cleaned.
• picks He always picks the green apples instead of the red ones.
• PICS I love posting pics of my dog on social media.
• ricks The old house was filled with ricks of firewood stacked up in the backyard.
• Risks Investing in the stock market involves risks, so it's important to do your research and make informed decisions.
• sacks I packed my sacks with flour and sugar.
• sick I am feeling sick and need to go to the doctor.
• sicko Charlie is such a weirdo; I can't believe he thinks sicko is cool.
• SICS I have a stack of paperwork relating to my SICS case.
• silks The bride's dress was made of elegant and shimmering silks.
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• slicks She keeps her computer clean by using the cleaning wipes called "slicks.
• snicks Jimmy snicks the ball over the shortstop's head.
• SOCKS I wear socks with my shoes because it keeps my feet warm.
• sticks The sticks stuck up from the mud.
• SUCKS I hate going to that restaurant, their service sucks.
• Ticks I always check my dog for ticks after taking her on a hike in the woods.
• Tics Some people have uncontrollable tics that cause them to repeatedly blink, twitch, or make other involuntary movements.
• wicks The candles lacked wicks, and the room was soon filled with a shower of wax.

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