Correct spellings for SLEOKE
- Bloke I saw a bloke walking his dog down the street earlier today.
- Lepke Lepke was an infamous American gangster in the 1930s.
- Slake I drank a lot of water to slake my thirst after a long hike.
- Sleaze The politician was surrounded by accusations of sleaze and corruption.
- Sledge She grabbed the sledge and began pounding the stakes into the ground.
- Sleek The new sports car was sleek and shiny as it sped down the highway.
- Sleeked She sleeked her hair back into a low ponytail before heading out for a run.
- Sleeker The newer model of the car was much sleeker and more aerodynamic than the previous version.
- Sleeks The athlete wore a pair of sleek and aerodynamic sneakers during the race.
- Sleeve I always roll up my sleeves before washing the dishes.
- Sloe I picked some sloe berries in the forest yesterday to make jam.
- Slope The slope of the hill was steep, making it difficult for me to climb.
- Smoke The smoke from the campfire filled the air with a strong, earthy aroma.
- Spoke As she spoke, her voice became softer and more soothing.
- Stoke I tried to stoke the fire to keep warm on the chilly night.
- Stroke He suffered from a stroke last year and now must use a cane to walk.
