How to spell TLKED correctly?
If you accidentally typed "tlked" instead of "talked", worry not! Here are two possible correct suggestions: "talked" or "told". While "talked" is the accurate term for engaging in conversation, "told" is another alternative, especially if you meant conveying information. Always proofread to avoid such errors!
List of suggestions on how to spell tlked correctly
- balked The horse balked at the sight of the puddle in front of it.
- Bilked The casino bilked me out of my winnings.
- Bulked He was tall and broad-shouldered, but the bulked-up muscles were more apparent than ever under his clothes.
- Calked The clothes are calked to keep out moisture.
- Diked The river was diked to prevent flooding of nearby homes.
- Flaked I flaked on our date tonight and am really sorry.
- liked I liked the movie, but my friend wasn't a fan.
- Milked The farmer milked the cows in the barn this morning.
- slaked I slaked my thirst with a cold glass of water.
- stalked She was stalked by the serial killer.
- sulked She sulked when he didn't show up to their game.
- Tacked I found a fishing hack tacked onto the end of the dock.
- Talked I talked to my sister for hours about her new job.
- talker He was a great talker, but rarely listened to what others had to say.
- tanked The company's stocks tanked after the announcement of their financial losses.
- Tasked I have been tasked with completing the project by the end of the week.
- Ticked I'm really ticked off that my flight got delayed.
- tiled I love the tiled floor in my kitchen.
- tilled
- tilted The bus swayed to and fro, causing everyone to feel tilted.
- Tolled I was going to drive to the store, but then I realized that my car was tolled.
- tucked I tucked the blanket around my feet.
- Tusked She has a big, tusked mammal as a pet.
- Walked
- yolked
