How to spell SOUKED correctly?
If you accidentally spelled "souked" instead of the word you meant, it might have been "soaked" or "souped". "Soaked" refers to something being drenched in liquid, while "souped" is a colloquial term meaning enhanced or improved. Double-check to ensure your intended word was correctly conveyed.
List of suggestions on how to spell souked correctly
- sacked He was sacked from his job for repeatedly coming to work late.
- scoured I scoured the house looking for my lost keys.
- Scouted The New York Yankees scouted the minor league player for weeks before inviting him to try out for their team.
- smocked The dress was smocked and it had a deep V-neck.
- smoked He smoked a cigarette in the backyard.
- soaked After playing in the rain for hours, my clothes were completely soaked.
- socket I need to plug in my laptop charger into the socket.
- soughed
- souk I'm looking for a souk.
- soured My relationship with my friend soured after we had an argument about politics.
- soused He was so soused after the party that he couldn't even stand up straight.
- spooked The sudden noise spooked the horses and they bolted away from the stable.
- stocked The grocery store is always well stocked with fresh produce.
- stoked
- Sucked I was so sucked in by the novel that I forgot to eat my lunch.
- Sued
- sulked After losing the board game, he sulked in the corner for hours.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
