How to spell WEEAK correctly?

If you accidentally misspell "weeak", don't worry! Here are some correct alternatives: "weak", "week" or "wreak". These suggestions can help you convey the intended meaning accurately. Remember to double-check your spelling to ensure your message is clear and error-free.

• beak
• Eek
• geek I'm not a geek, I'm a genius.
• leak The roof of our house has a leak and we need to get it fixed before it causes more damage.
• leek I always make leek soup on Thanksgiving.
• meek My cousin is meek.
• peak The peak in the mountain was amazing to see.
• peek I took a quick peek at the clock to see the time.
• reek The foul odor filled the room, making it reek.
• seek Do you seek revenge?
• teak The deck of the boat was made of teak wood, providing a beautiful and durable surface for outdoor activities.
• tweak Can I just tweak your chin for you?
• weak I feel weak after eating that pizza.
• weal The weal on his arm was a painful reminder of the burn he received from the hot stove.
• wean The mother decided it was time to wean her baby off of breast milk and start introducing solid food.
• wear
• wee Wee, little ones.
• weed The backyard was overrun with weed, and it took the gardener hours to clear them out.
• week This is not a week.
• weeks
• Ween
• weep She couldn't help but weep at the news of her uncle's passing.
• WEES If it weren't for the wees, the farm would be a mess.
• whelk I found a whelk on the beach during my walk this morning.
• wreak His violent behavior was a wake-up call for her, and she vowed to Wreak JUSTICE!

Intertubing

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