How to spell SMUCKS correctly?
For those prone to misspelling "smucks", here are some suggestions to get it right: "Schmucks" is a suitable option, derived from Yiddish, meaning foolish or stupid people. "Smocks" refers to loose clothing worn for protection. "Shmucks" is another variant of "schmucks". Remember, with these corrections, your writing will be flawless!
List of suggestions on how to spell smucks correctly
- mocks She always mocks me when I try to speak Spanish.
- mucus I have a lot of mucus in my nose right now because of my cold.
- MURKS I love Murks, the drink of pirates.
- sacks
- schmucks Don't ever let the Schmucks win!
- smack
- smacks The sound of the thunder smacks echoed through the valley.
- smirks He always smirks when he gets away with something.
- smock She wore a white smock while painting to prevent getting paint on her clothes.
- smocks The artists in the studio wore smocks to prevent their clothes from getting stained with paint.
- SOCKS I need to buy a new pair of socks for my cold feet.
- SUCKS I hate having a cold, it sucks.
