How to spell STRCK correctly?

There are a few possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "strck". One option could be "struck", while another might be "stark". It may also depend on the context of the word or sentence in which it is being used. Using a spell-checker or asking others for input can also be helpful.

• stack
• stark The difference between the two paintings was stark.
• steak I ordered a rare steak for dinner last night.
• stick The kindergartener was very proud to have created a stick figure of his family.
• sticky The honey on my fingers made them feel sticky.
• stock I need to check my stock of supplies before I can start the project.
• stocky The wrestler was short and stocky, but incredibly strong.
• stork
• straw I always request for a straw with my drink.
• stray The stray cat was searching for food in the alleyway.
• streak After weeks of losing, the team finally broke their losing streak with a decisive win.
• strew The children decided to strew the colorful leaves all over the lawn.
• stria The stria is a visible line on the skin that is typically caused by the stretching or tearing of underlying tissues.
• strict
• strike The employees went on strike to demand better working conditions.
• stroke
• struck I was struck by the beauty of the sunset over the ocean.
• stuck
• track I love running on the track because it's easier on my joints.
• trek I'm planning a trek through the Himalayas next year.
• trick He didn't fall for her trick.
• truck I saw a big truck carrying a load of timber down the street.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking