Correct spellings for LOUCKED
- blocked I can't access that website because it's blocked on my computer.
- bucked The horse suddenly bucked, throwing off the rider.
- clocked He clocked his best time in the last race of the season.
- Clucked The sound of the chicken's clucked alerted me that it was time to collect the eggs from the coop.
- Cocked She cocked her head to the side and her eyes twinkled.
- docked The ship was docked at the port to unload its cargo.
- Ducked She ducked under the low wire fence.
- Flocked The tourists flocked to the landmark to take pictures.
- hocked I hocked my guitar to pay rent last month.
- Lacked The essay lacked sufficient evidence to support its argument.
- licked The dog licked the peanut butter off of my fingers.
- locke John Locke was a famous philosopher and political theorist in the 17th century.
- locked The key to the safe is locked inside.
- locker I forgot the combination to my locker and had to ask the janitor for help.
- locket She always wore her grandmother's locket around her neck as a reminder of her family's history.
- Looked I looked around and didn't see my phone.
- Lounged She lounged on the couch, flipping through the channels on TV.
- loused I was looking for my loused sock and I couldn't find it.
- lucked "I lucked into getting front-row seats to the concert after arriving late and finding out they had just released a few more tickets."
- Lurked The dragon lurked in the shadows, watching its prey.
- Mocked The boy was mocked for his poor performance.
- mucked I was so mucked after that party I couldn't even pick my clothes up off the floor.
- plucked She plucked a feather from the bird's wing.
- pocked His face was pocked with smallpox.
- Rocked I was really rocked by that comment.
- Rucked My rucked-up shirt looks terrible on me.
- Sucked I was really sucked in by her performance.
- tucked She tucked her hair behind her ear and smiled at me.
