How to spell TURKY correctly?
If you are looking to correct the misspelling "turky", there are several options you could choose from depending on the context. It's likely that you meant to write "turkey", which is a bird commonly associated with Thanksgiving and Christmas. Other possible corrections include "turkey sandwich", "turkey bacon" or "turkey chili".
List of suggestions on how to spell turky correctly
- dorky I felt embarrassed wearing my dorky glasses to school.
- ducky My mom always makes pancakes for dessert, and I love them, but I'm not so crazy about the ducky-shaped
- dusky The dusky shadows of the trees stretched out before her.
- lurk I like to lurk in the background and observe before joining in on the conversation.
- murk The deep sea was a murk of darkness and unknown creatures.
- murky Filtering through the murky water, she searched for any signs of life.
- quirky Her outfit was always a bit quirky, with mismatched socks and a funky hat.
- tacky Her outfit was really tacky, with too much glitter and sparkles.
- talky We had a talky baby.
- tory The tory party won the election again.
- tray I need a tray for that.
- trey He hit a trey from beyond the arc to take the lead.
- troy The mythical city of Troy was reportedly destroyed by the Greeks.
- try I will try to bake a cake for the first time.
- tuck
- tucks The tucks in his shirt made it look tailored.
- turf The football team was excited to play on their home turf.
- Turfy I was feeling a little turfy after my night out with friends.
- turk
- turkey
- Turkeys I have a couple of turkeys in my yard.
- turkic The Turkic languages are widely spoken in Central Asia, Turkey, and parts of Russia.
- Turks All of my grandparents on my father's side are Turks.
- turn Can you please turn the lights off before you leave?
- turnkey The property is a turnkey investment; ready to rent out immediately.
- tusk She charged at him with her tusk-like jaws open wide.
