How to spell ICKED correctly?
The correct spelling for "icked" could be "icked" as it is already spelled correctly or it could be "icked" as a slang term for "disgusted". Alternatively, it could be a misspelling of "icked" which should be corrected to "kicked". Context is critical in determining the correct spellings.
List of suggestions on how to spell icked correctly
- ACED She aced her history exam with a perfect score.
- Acted
- Asked
- backed
- bucked The horse bucked when it was startled by the loud noise.
- Caked I'm caked in makeup.
- Cocked He was cocked and ready to go.
- COED The university has a coed dormitory, where male and female students can live together.
- coked
- CUED The actor was cued by the director to enter the scene.
- decked She decked the halls with boughs of holly for the holiday season.
- Diked The farmer diked the field to prevent flooding.
- docked After a tiring journey across the sea, the ship finally docked at the port.
- Ducked I ducked under the table to avoid the flying basketball.
- Eked The eked snake was impressive.
- Hacked He was hacked to death with a sword.
- Hiked I hiked to the top of the mountain and enjoyed the stunning view.
- hocked I hocked my watch to pay for my rent.
- iced I love my iced coffee in the morning, especially during the summer.
- icky The thought of eating raw fish made her feel icky.
- ike
- IKEA Ikea is known for its affordable yet stylish furniture.
- Inked He showed off his latest tattoo, freshly inked on his bicep.
- irked
- Itched I itched from the mosquito bite on my arm.
- jacked
- kicked I kicked the ball and missed.
- Lacked She lacked the spontaneity that I had envisioned.
- licked I licked my finger and tasted the sweet candy.
- liked She didn't think she would have liked the movie but ended up enjoying it.
- locked I forgot my keys inside the house and now I'm locked out.
- lucked
- Mocked He mocked her when she failed her driving test.
- mucked I mucked out the horse stalls before heading to the rodeo.
- necked I was about to necked her when the alarm went off.
- Nicked The thief nicked my wallet while I wasn't paying attention.
- packed Packed the cookies in two Tupperware containers for the trip.
- Pecked The woodpecker pecked at the tree trunk.
- Picked I picked up a book on picking grapes.
- picket The picket fence is a common sight on many suburban lawns.
- Piked I was piked by the boy in the neighboring seat.
- pocked
- Racked I racked my brain trying to remember her name.
- ricked I'm really ricked today; I don't think I can make it to my arbitrary meeting on time.
- Rocked
- Rucked Rucked up trousers showcase a gentleman's banker's bones.
- sacked I got sacked from my job.
- Sucked The movie sucked, I wasted my money.
- Tacked
- Ticked I am ticked off that I missed the train.
- ticket I need a ticket to get on the train.
- tucked She tucked the blanket around her feet and settled in for a cozy night's sleep.
- wicked I feel wicked after eating that wicked chocolate cake.
- wicket The cricket ball went straight through the wicket and earned the team six runs.
