How to spell PICKID correctly?
If you've accidentally typed "pickid" instead of the word you intended, fear not! Here are some plausible alternatives that may have been your intended word: picnic, picket, pickup, picnic, picky, picked or packet. Remember to double-check your spelling to avoid confusion in the future!
List of suggestions on how to spell pickid correctly
- kicked The soccer player kicked the ball with great force towards the goal.
- licked The puppy licked my face with his wet tongue.
- Nicked
- packed The suitcase was so packed that it wouldn't close.
- Pecked
- pick I am going to pick some fresh flowers from the garden.
- pickax He dug the ground with the pickax.
- Picked I picked the yellow flower from the garden for my mother.
- picker The picker plucked fruit from the tree with ease.
- picket The union members held a picket outside of the factory to demand fair wages.
- pickier I'm pickier about my food than my you.
- picking I will be picking apples from the orchard this weekend.
- pickle
- pickled
- picks He always eats the pickles before anything else when there is a jar of pickles in front of him; he is truly obsessed with those crunchy little picks.
- pickup I need to pickup my kids from school.
- picky My sister is very picky about her food, she only eats organic and gluten-free food.
- Piked I piked the ripest apple from the tree.
- Pinked I pinked the edges of the scrapbook paper to give it a nice, decorative touch.
- pocked His face was pocked with acne scars.
- Pricked The rose pricked my finger as I reached for it.
- ricked I was really ricked when I lost my key.
- Ticked Our dog is always very ticked when we bring home another dog.
- wicked She cast a wicked grin in his direction.
