How to spell KECKED correctly?

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• backed The project was backed by a group of investors who believed in its potential.
• beaked The eagle had a sharp beaked and powerful talons.
• becket
• bucked After I fell off my horse, I was too scared to ride him again because he bucked me off.
• checked I just checked my bank account balance and it is lower than I expected.
• Cocked
• decked
• docked
• Ducked I ducked under the tree branch to avoid hitting my head.
• Eked I have an eked-out crossword puzzle that I've been working on for days.
• Hacked The whole town has been hacked!
• hocked The thief had hocked the bike to get money to buy drugs.
• jacked
• Jerked She was so surprised when he jerked her arm.
• Keck The Keck telescope is the largest terrestrial telescope in the world.
• keeled Her boat keeled over in heavy winds.
• keened I hiss when I see a snake, because it makes me keened.
• Kenned Kenned was the perfect host for our small get-together.
• keyed I keyed in the correct price for the product.
• kicked
• kicker The kicker for the team was very excited about the game.
• Kinked The hose was kinked, preventing the water from flowing smoothly.
• Knocked As planned, Tony knocked on the door and entered.
• Lacked The team lacked the enthusiasm needed to win the game.
• Leaked The leaked document revealed the company's plans to cut costs.
• licked I licked my finger and tasted the strawberry lipstick.
• locked She's locked in her room studying for the exam.
• lucked I really lucked out with that pair of shoes.
• Mocked They mocked him for his looks.
• mucked Perry was so mucked up after his night out with the girls that he could barely stand up.
• necked Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were necked while out at the pub.
• Nicked I nicked your hat.
• packed The train was so packed that I couldn't even move my arms.
• peaked Her career peaked around the time she won her first Grammy.
• Pecked Steve was pecked on the cheek by a girl he just met.
• peeked She peeked behind the curtain to see what was going on.
• perked After a long sleep, I perked up when I heard the doorbell ring.
• Picked I picked up a new book to read.
• pocked The pocked skin on her stomach was healthily pink.
• Racked I racked my brain for an answer, but I came up with nothing.
• Reeked The garbage reeked so much that it made me feel sick.
• ricked I accidentally ricked my back trying to lift that heavy box.
• Rocked I was really rocked by her comment.
• Rucked She was wearing a rucked shirt.
• sacked The head coach of the team was sacked after the team's loss in the game.
• Sucked My old plan sucked.
• Tacked The sailor tacked the sail to change the direction of the boat.
• Ticked I ticked off all the tasks on my to-do list for the day.
• tucked She tucked the blanket around him to keep him warm.
• wicked That was a wicked guitar solo!
• wrecked When the ship hit rocks, all of the passengers were wrecked.

Apsolutly

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