Correct spellings for LICTED
- Acted She acted surprised when he gave her a present.
- elected The newly elected mayor gave his inaugural speech to a cheering crowd.
- Girted She girted him shamelessly with her eyes.
- jilted She felt jilted when her boyfriend left her without an explanation.
- Kilted The Scottish bagpiper arrived at the wedding kilted from head to toe.
- kited I kited the check to my landlord for the rent.
- Lacked She lacked the courage to tell him the truth.
- licked I licked my lips after I said the sentence.
- lidded The pot on the stove was lidded to keep the steam and heat inside.
- lifted She lifted her hand to wave goodbye.
- ligated The ligated bandage was so tight I was afraid it would cut off my circulation.
- lighted The street was brightly lighted up with decorative lamps.
- liked I liked the new book that I read yesterday.
- lilted The singer's voice had a lilted quality which added to the charm of her performance.
- limited The store only had a limited supply of the popular toy, causing it to sell out quickly.
- listed The book was not listed in the library catalog.
- located The new restaurant is located downtown, just a few blocks from the park.
- locked She had left her keys inside and now the door was locked.
- looted During the war, many homes and businesses were looted and left in ruins.
- lucked I lucked out and found a five dollar bill on the ground.
