How to spell TAKED correctly?
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List of suggestions on how to spell taked correctly
- baked Bricks are baked clay.
- jaded "O yes," she answered with a jaded gait.
- stacked Halberds and muskets, which had been stacked, were seized by their owners and, amid the beating of drums and blare of trumpets, order arose out of the confusion.
- staged The time was coming when the old play would be staged again and new actors would arise to carry it through.
- tacker
- tad I can't believe he ate my tad.
- tagged I think I am going to tag you in my photo so everyone can see it.
- take
- taken
- takeout We ordered takeout and ate in the living room.
- taker
- tamed Lena was sick of being tamed by her father.
- taped
- tate
- ted That outfit looks great on you, Teds.
- tied I'm so tied up tonight, I can't even think.
- toed I stepped on his toed, he yelped.
- toke
- tracked The dog was tracked through the mud.
- tucked I tucked my shirt in carefully.
- tyke I'm not sure if I should bring the tyke or not.
- Caked To see them that day gave little idea of their smartness; they both were black with grime and smoke, with beards that had no right to be there, creeping over their faces, boots caked with mud to the knees, and a general air of having seen activities at very close quarters.
- Diked I need to ditch this shirt before my date arrives.
- Gated Residents of the gated community are not allowed to leave the premises.
- Raked After we raked all of the leaves, there was an overwhelming smell of rotting leaves.
- Tacked It was tacky to tack on an extra charge for parking.
- Tackled The referee signals for the ball to be kicked off and the opposing team tackles the receiver.
- Talked During our conversation she shared her experiences which made me realize I had been talking to a walking talking encyclopedia.
- Tared
- Tasked
- Taxed The government taxes us to pay for their own expenses.
- Ticked I have a ticked off boss.
- Waked The party was waked by the sound of laughter.
- Teed Teed is a popular brand of sneakers.
- Staked
- Tusked The tiger had a tusked snout.
- takes It is important to take your time when cooking.
- faked
- togaed The room was filled with the sound of togaed laughter
- tanked I am tanking on this midterm.
- tweaked I needed to tweak the firmware on my computer.
- taxied She was taxied to the hospital.
- stoked I'm so stoked for this party!
