How to spell SHICKEL correctly?

If you've come across the misspelling "Shickel", there are a few correct suggestions to replace it with. The most plausible alternative could be "Scheckel", which aligns better with common spellings. Other possibilities may include "Shackel" or "Shekel", depending on the intended meaning. Double-check the context to ensure accuracy.

• Chicken I made a delicious chicken stir-fry for dinner last night.
• Hickey She discreetly covered the love bite on her neck with a scarf, hoping no one would notice the hickey.
• Nickel Nickel is commonly used as a protective coating for metals to prevent corrosion.
• Shacked After a long hike in the mountains, we were exhausted and shacked up in a cozy cabin for the night.
• Shackle He could feel the weight of the metal shackle around his ankle, limiting his movements as he slowly made his way toward freedom.
• Shekel He paid ten shekels for a loaf of bread at the market.
• Shirked He shirked his responsibility and avoided doing his share of the work.
• Shirker John is known as a shirker at work because he consistently tries to avoid taking on any additional tasks or responsibilities.
• Shocked She was shocked when she received the news of her best friend's sudden death.
• Shocker The unexpected turn of events was a shocker to everyone in the room.
• Shucked He effortlessly shucked the oysters, revealing their succulent flesh.
• Sicked I sicked my dog on the intruder to protect myself.
• Sicken The smell of rotting food in the trash can sicken me.
• Sicker After days of not getting proper rest, her fever got sicker and she had to go to the hospital.
• Sickle He used the sickle to clear a path through the overgrown field.
• Slicked He slicked back his hair with gel for a sleek and polished look.
• Slicker He wore a red slicker to protect himself from the heavy rain.
• Snicked The door snicked shut behind me as I entered the quiet library.
• Snicker I couldn't help but snicker when I saw the hilarious video my friend sent me.
• Sticker I decorated my laptop with a fun and colorful sticker of a unicorn.
• Thicken Add a little cornstarch to the sauce to thicken it and make it more velvety.
• Thicker The soup became thicker as it simmered on the stove.
• Thicket I got lost while hiking through the dense thicket of trees in the forest.

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