How to spell HEEK correctly?
If you're looking for alternatives to the misspelling "heek", consider the following suggestions: "week" which refers to a span of seven days; "heck" meaning a mild expression of surprise or frustration; "seek" indicating the act of searching for something; or "peek" which involves quickly glancing or peering at something.
List of suggestions on how to spell heek correctly
- cheek She planted a kiss on his cheek as a sign of gratitude.
- Eek
- geek My friend is such a geek, he spends all his spare time playing video games and reading science fiction novels.
- heck What the heck is going on in this town?
- heed You should heed the warning signs and slow down while driving on this road.
- heel After wearing high heels all day, her heel was sore.
- Heep
- leek
- meek The meek boy shrank away as the bullies approached him.
- peek I couldn't resist taking a peek at the presents under the Christmas tree before anyone else woke up.
- reek The garbage was left outside for days and began to reek.
- seek
- week
