How to spell CLOUCK correctly?
If you've been misspelling "clouck" instead of "clock", fret not! Here are some suggestions to make the correction: 1. Clock: the correct spelling. 2. Cloak: a garment worn over clothes that offers protection. 3. Click: the sound made by pressing a button or a mouse. Remember, practice makes perfect!
List of suggestions on how to spell clouck correctly
- block I can't see the street sign because of the tall building block.
- clack The sound of the train wheels clack on the tracks as it passes by.
- click I heard a click and the door opened.
- cloaca The cloaca is a common chamber for the passage of feces, urine, and reproductive products in amphibians and birds.
- cloak The magician put on his cloak before stepping onto the stage.
- clock I have set the alarm clock for 7 am.
- clocks
- cloud
- clout She has significant clout in the business community.
- cluck The hen let out a loud cluck when she saw the farmer approach with a basket in hand.
- clucks The hen clucks joyfully as she lays her egg.
- clunk I heard a loud clunk as the heavy object fell to the ground.
- crock I bought a new crock to make soup.
- flock A flock of geese flew over the lake, their honking echoing through the serene morning air.
- lock I need to lock the front door before we leave.
- luck
- pluck She had to pluck up the courage to jump out of the airplane.
