How to spell STYKED correctly?

"Styked" is likely a misspelling of "styled". Suggestions to correct this could include using autocorrect or spell check, reviewing the word in a dictionary or double-checking the spelling before submitting written work. Additionally, practicing spelling and grammar consistently can help prevent future errors.

• sacked The football coach was sacked after the team lost every game that season.
• soaked
• stacked The dishes were stacked neatly in the cabinet.
• staged The play was staged at the community theater last weekend.
• stake The company's reputation was at stake after the scandal was exposed.
• Staked The hunter staked his tent firmly into the ground before setting out to track his prey.
• stalked She felt like she was being stalked as she walked home from work that night.
• Stayed
• steed The knight rode gallantly on his trusty steed, determined to save the princess from the dragon.
• stocked The store is well-stocked with fresh produce and groceries.
• stoke He tried to stoke the fire with wet logs, but it wouldn't catch.
• stoked I am really stoked for the concert tonight!
• stoker The stoker in the engine room was responsible for maintaining a steady coal fire to power the ship.
• stroked She gently stroked the cat's fur as it purred in her lap.
• styled She successfully styled her hair for the wedding.
• stymied Despite her best efforts, the student was stymied by the complicated math problem.
• Sucked

Intertubing

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