How to spell CRICKER correctly?

The correct spelling for "cricker" could be "cracker" or "criker". "Cracker" refers to a type of snack, while "criker" could be a variation of "creeker", meaning a narrow and winding road or a person who lives near a creek. Context would be needed to determine the intended word.

• Clicker
• cracked The windshield of the car was cracked after it was hit by a small rock on the highway.
• crackers I like to eat crackers with cheese.
• crick I have a crick in my neck from sleeping in a weird position.
• cricket He's a cricket fan.
• cricketer
• cricks After spending hours in front of the computer, my neck is full of cricks.
• crier The town crier rang his bell and announced the upcoming festival.
• crocked I am really crocked from all the partying last night.
• crockery The waitress carefully stacked the crockery on the tray and balanced it on her shoulder.
• kicker The kicker made the winning field goal in the final seconds of the game.
• pricker The gardener carefully pulls out the pricker from his thumb.
• quicker I want to be quicker.
• rickey I don't have personal experience with rickey drinks, but I have heard they are quite refreshing.
• rocker My mom's old rocker is still in the corner of the room.
• trickier I'm finding this project harder than I thought it would be - it's more trickier than I thought.
• wrecker The wrecker threw the boat into the water.

Apsolutly

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