How to spell SWEAKED correctly?
If you are trying to correct the misspelling "sweaked", there are a few possible suggestions. One is "tweaked", which means to adjust or modify something slightly. Another option is "squeaked", which refers to a high-pitched sound. "Squealed" or "squeezed" may also be appropriate alternatives, depending on the context.
List of suggestions on how to spell sweaked correctly
- slaked
- Sleeked She sleeked her hair back into a ponytail before heading to the gym.
- Snaked I snaked my way through the crowded party to reach the bar.
- Sneaked I sneaked into the kitchen to grab a snack without waking up my parents.
- soaked After a long day at the water park, my clothes were soaked from head to toe.
- specked The bright yellow boat was specked with dirt from the muddy river.
- squeaked As soon as I added oil to the hinges, the door squeaked less loudly.
- Staked The hunter staked the tent firmly to the ground to prevent it from being blown away by the strong winds.
- Swayed
- Sweated I sweated profusely after my intense workout at the gym.
- sweater
- swelled After eating too much, my stomach swelled and became uncomfortable.
- Swerved The driver swerved to avoid hitting the animal on the road.
- tweaked I tweaked the settings on the new graphics card to achieve better performance.
- Waked
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