How to spell PLAKES correctly?

If you find yourself misspelling "plakes" over and over again, don't worry, we've got you covered! Here are a few correct suggestions: "plates", "lakes", "flakes", "plaque" or "sakes". Remember to proofread your work before finalizing, and let these alternatives save the day!

• flakes The flakes were falling from the sky.
• lakes I enjoy visiting the many lakes in my area.
• likes She likes going on walks with her dog.
• PAGES I read 100 pages of my book last night.
• palaces They travelled to the palaces of the kingdom.
• Palates The chef's special dish satisfied the palates of all the food lovers at the party.
• pales The color of the walls pales in comparison to the vibrant hues of the furniture.
• peaks
• pikes I have a lot of pikes in my garden.
• Pilates I love taking Pilates classes to improve my core strength and flexibility.
• place
• placer
• places
• placket She wore a black dress with a spaghetti strap placket.
• plagues The country was hit by a series of natural disasters and plagues.
• planers The carpenters used planers to smooth the surface of the wood.
• planes The airport had planes taking off and landing every minute.
• planks I need to buy more planks to finish building the deck.
• plans I have a few plans for later this week.
• plaques The awards ceremony featured numerous plaques honoring the top performers.
• plashes As the rain plashes against the windows, I curl up with a good book.
• plates She slid the plates off the table.
• PLATS My mom always orders the Plats extra crispy.
• players We have a lot of players here.
• Plays She often attends theater performances and enjoys watching plays.
• pleases His performance on stage pleases the audience.
• plies He plies his trade in the fashion industry.
• pokes He pokes his head out of the window to see the rain.
• slakes

Apsolutly

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