How to spell ROACKS correctly?

If you are referring to the word "roacks", it seems like a misspelling of the word "rocks". To correct this, you can suggest using proper spelling and recommend revising the word to "rocks" instead. This way, your message or text will convey the intended meaning accurately.

• cracks The whole house is in danger of crumbling due to the numerous cracks in the foundation.
• croaks
• crocks I can't believe she just pulled out those old crocks.
• frocks I got dressed in all my pretty frocks.
• Oaks
• rack I need to buy a new rack to store my bicycle.
• racks I need to organize my closet and buy some storage racks.
• ranks He climbed up the ranks of the company and became the CEO.
• repacks The company repacks their products in smaller boxes for easier transportation.
• ricks I always get my ricks in time for the game.
• roars The lion roars to ward off potential threats and attract potential mates.
• rock The kids were playing with the rock they found near the pond.
• rocks The hiker slipped on the wet rocks and fell into the river.
• rocky The hike up the mountain was difficult because the terrain was rocky.
• rooks The rooks flocked together in the field, cawing loudly.
• Tracks The train tracks went on for miles through the countryside.
• wracks The ship was caught in the wracks during the storm and got badly damaged.

Apsolutly

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