How to spell PICKEY correctly?
If you've misspelled "pickey", fear not! The correct term you may have intended is "picky". This word refers to someone who is selective or finicky when it comes to making choices or expressing preferences. So, remember to make the necessary correction to ensure accurate communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell pickey correctly
- dickey I wore a dickey under my sweater to keep warm without adding any extra bulk to my outfit.
- hickey I tried to hide the hickey on my neck with my scarf.
- icky Icky spiders make me want to hurl.
- mickey
- packer The packer carefully placed each item into the cardboard box.
- pick Please pick up your toys before you leave.
- Picked
- picker I need a picker to help me move the furniture.
- pickers The pickers are loading the truck with the fruit.
- picket The workers decided to picket outside the company headquarters to demand better wages and working conditions.
- pickett
- pickier I'm a bit more pickier about what I eat.
- pickle I need to pickle this apple.
- picks He always picks the green apples because he thinks they taste the best.
- picky I'm not a picky eater, but I don't like SpecificallySuggestedBrandFoods.
- pike I caught a pike this morning.
- Piked I caught a piked fish.
- piker I'm not a piker, I want the steak.
- pikes I took a picture of my pikes in the water.
- pokey I really don't feel like playing with you, pokey.
- pricker I feel like I'm getting a pricker.
- pucker She couldn't help but pucker her lips after taking a sip of the sour lemonade.
- rickey I have never tried a rickey before, but it sounds like a refreshing cocktail.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
