How to spell SAKED correctly?

It is possible that the intended word was "sake", a Japanese rice wine. Other correct suggestions may include "saked up" (meaning drunk), "skied" (past tense of ski) or "caked" (covered in cake or hardened substance). Context of the misspelling can provide a clearer picture.

• Asked I asked my boss for the day off.
• baked I just baked a cake for my friend's birthday.
• Basked
• Caked Her face was caked in mud after the rainstorm.
• faked She faked her way through the interview and got the job.
• masked The burglars were caught on the CCTV footage, but they were masked and their identity remained a mystery.
• Raked He raked the leaves in the front yard.
• sacked The football team's quarterback was sacked four times during the game.
• sad I'm feeling sad today because my grandma passed away.
• sade Sade is a Nigerian-British singer known for her soulful and iconic music.
• Sagged The couch sagged after we sat on it.
• sake In Japan, sake is one of the most popular alcoholic drinks.
• sated After finishing her favorite meal, she felt sated and content.
• saved The rescue team saved the hiker who was stuck on the mountain.
• sawed
• Skated I skated on the frozen lake until my feet were numb.
• skid I saw a skid in the road.
• Skied Last winter, I skied down a steep mountain in Colorado.
• Slacked I slacked off on studying for the test and ended up performing poorly.
• slaked The acid had a particularly strong smell and she felt a bit slaked after scrubbing it off her skin.
• Smacked I smacked my brother's hand when he tried to steal my cookie.
• snacked
• Snaked The rope snaked around the tree, securing the boat in place.
• Sneaked Tom sneaked up on Jerry and bit him on the neck.
• soaked After walking in the rain, my clothes were soaked.
• sparked The announcement sparked a wave of excitement among the students.
• stacked Stacked is an adjective which means arranged in layers.
• stake You can stake your claim by pulling up a soil sample.
• Staked I staked the tomato plants to prevent them from falling over during a heavy windstorm.
• Sucked The movie was terrible, the plot sucked and the actors were poorly chosen.
• Tasked
• Waked I waked up early this morning to go on a hike.

Apsolutly

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