How to spell SNICKED correctly?
If you meant "snicked", it's a word that describes the sound of a small cut or the action of closing a knife blade. However, if you meant something else, some possible suggestions could be "snuck", "snaked", "sniped" or "sneaked". Be sure to double-check your spelling for accuracy!
List of suggestions on how to spell snicked correctly
- necked I saw a scorpion in the garden with its tail raised and its head necked back, ready to strike.
- Nicked I accidentally nicked my finger while preparing dinner.
- sacked
- slicked He slicked back his hair with gel before heading to the interview.
- snacked I snacked on some carrots to curb my hunger before dinner.
- Snaked The car snaked through the winding road, causing my stomach to churn.
- Sneaked She sneaked out of the house without telling anyone.
- snick
- Snicked She snicked her fingers, signaling the waiter to bring her the bill.
- snicker I couldn't help but snicker when I saw the outfit she picked out.
- Snickered She sneered at me and snickered.
- Sucked I sucked up all the dirt from the carpet with the vacuum cleaner.
