How to spell LILKED correctly?
If you meant to type "liked" instead of "lilked", here are some correct suggestions. Double-check your spelling and avoid common mistakes such as omitting the letter "e". By correcting this slip, your message will appear clearer to readers, ensuring better communication and eliminating any potential confusion.
List of suggestions on how to spell lilked correctly
- balked I had hoped to finish the project by the deadline, but I balked when I realized how much work was left to do.
- Bilked The conman bilked unsuspecting victims out of their life savings.
- Bulked He bulked up for the role by lifting weights and consuming a high-protein diet.
- Calked The sailor carefully calked the leak in the hull of the ship.
- Clicked I clicked the button to submit my application.
- Flicked She flicked her hair over her shoulder and continued walking.
- Lacked I lacked any motivation to start my homework.
- Larked
- Leaked
- licked The dog licked my face after I gave it a treat.
- liked
- lilted The singer's voice lilted beautifully in the chorus.
- linked The two websites are linked, so clicking on one will take you to the other.
- locked
- Lolled I was lolled while watching "The Office.
- Looked I looked at the cake before eating it.
- lucked
- Lulled
- Lurked I lurked in the shadows, watching as she walked away.
- Milked He milked the cow every morning before feeding her.
- slicked He slicked back his hair with gel for the job interview.
- sulked After not getting his way, the young child sulked in the corner of the room.
- Talked I talked to him for a while.
- Walked Yesterday, I walked through the park and enjoyed the fresh air.
- yolked As I cracked the egg, I noticed the bright yellow yolked inside.
