How to spell LLINKED correctly?
If you accidentally misspelled "llinked", don't fret! Here are some possible correct suggestions: "linked" or "blinked" which refer to connections or rapid eye movements respectively.
List of suggestions on how to spell llinked correctly
- Blanked I blanked out during the exam and couldn't remember the answers.
- Blinked She blinked in disbelief as she watched the magician pull a rabbit out of his hat.
- Clanked She clanked her cup against the saucer with a thud.
- Clinked I clinked my wine glass with his.
- clunked I clunked my way to the bus stop.
- finked I never finked on my friends because I value their trust.
- Flanked The soldiers were flanked by the enemy forces on both sides.
- Flunked Despite studying all night, he still flunked the exam.
- Inked She inked a small heart on her wrist in memory of her late grandmother.
- Kinked The hose was kinked, preventing water from flowing through it.
- licked The dog licked the child's face, causing them to burst into laughter.
- liked I liked the new book by that author.
- lined The walls of the hallway were lined with family portraits.
- linked The two websites were linked together, providing convenient access to both.
- linker This protein linker helps form the protein's structure.
- Pinked She pinked me in the face with a ball of cotton candy.
- Planked The table was beautifully planked and had a beautiful applewood finish.
- plunked
- Winked The man winked at me as he walked past.
