How to spell PARCKED correctly?

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• backed The bank backed out of the loan agreement at the last minute.
• Barked
• Hacked The company's website was hacked by unknown cybercriminals.
• harked The harked dog alerted its owner of an intruder.
• jacked He looked jacked after working out at the gym all month.
• Lacked The cake lacked any flavor at all.
• Larked
• marked The teacher marked the grammar errors in red pen.
• Paced The race was fast-paced and exhausting.
• packed The concert was packed with fans eager to hear their favorite songs.
• packer
• packet I received a large packet of information in the mail.
• panicked I was panicked when the elevator stopped and everyone got out at the same time.
• parched The drought has left the town parched.
• Pared I think my sister is wearing too much pared.
• parked
• parker I bumped into Parker in the parking lot.
• Parsed The data was parsed and analyzed to identify patterns and trends.
• parted I parted ways with my friend at the end of the street.
• Pecked I was Pecked on the shoulder by a mosquito.
• perked The scent of freshly brewed coffee in the morning perked me up.
• Picked I picked up my keys and headed out the door.
• plucked
• pocked It was surprising to see the girl with such large pocked skin.
• Pricked I was really pricked by her comment.
• Racked After the intense workout, his muscles were racked with pain.
• sacked The football team sacked their coach after a losing streak.
• sparked His curiosity was sparked when he saw the mysterious box sitting on the shelf.
• Tacked I've been tacked to this job for far too long.

Apsolutly

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