How to spell SILKIN correctly?
If you meant to type "silkin" but realized it was a misspelling, here are a few correct suggestions. You might have intended to write "silk in", referring to the presence of silk within something. Alternatively, you could have meant "silken", which describes something smooth and silky in texture.
List of suggestions on how to spell silkin correctly
- Bilking He was sent to jail for bilking his clients out of millions of dollars.
- Milken The company is now known as Milken, after its former chairman, Ronald O. Milken.
- Milking The farmer wakes up early every morning to start milking the cows.
- sicken The smell of the rotten food made me sicken to my stomach.
- silk She was wearing a silk dress.
- silken She ran her fingers over the silken sheets, marveling at their softness.
- silkily She floated down the stream, silkily trailing her dress behind her.
- silks The dancer's costume was made of vibrant silks that flowed with each movement.
- silky Her hair felt silky to the touch.
- Silting The silting of the riverbed caused the water to overflow during heavy rainfall.
- sinking The ship was slowly sinking into the ocean.
- sirloin I wanted to try the sirloin steak, but it's expensive.
- skin I apply moisturizer to my skin before bed to keep it soft and hydrated.
- slain
- sulking He was sulking in his room after his parents refused to give him a new toy.
- welkin The stars sparkle in the dark welkin.
