Correct spellings for PERCKED
- decked I decked my porch with beautiful flowers.
- Jerked The car jerked forward as the engine roared to life.
- necked I saw a couple of geese in the park - one of whom was necked.
- packed The suitcase was so tightly packed that he struggled to close it.
- parked She parked her car in the driveway and quickly ran inside to grab her forgotten keys.
- peaked I peaked out the window and saw the beautiful sunset.
- Pecked The woodpecker pecked at the trunk of the tree, searching for insects.
- peeked She quietly peeked around the corner to see if anyone was there.
- perched The bird perched gracefully on the branch, singing a sweet melody.
- perked The aroma of fresh coffee perked me up as soon as I entered the cafe.
- permed Permed hair is popular because it gives the illusion of being fuller and longer.
- Picked I picked up the book that I dropped on the floor.
- pierced The little girl's arm was pierced with a rusty old sewing needle.
- plucked The bird was plucked from the tree.
- pocked The road was pocked with potholes, making it difficult to drive smoothly.
- Pricked The rose pricked my finger and made me bleed.
- specked The field was specked with colorful wildflowers.
