Correct spellings for SPAKED
- packed The suitcase was tightly packed with clothes for the trip.
- Paged The dog was paged and ran away.
- parked I parked my bicycle outside the store.
- peaked His interest in the topic had peaked when he started discussing it with his friends.
- Piked The fox piked the cat.
- Poked The fish poked its head out of the water to get a better view.
- Puked I puked all over myself after eating that Hamburger.
- sacked His job has been sacked.
- slaked After working outside all day, he slaked his thirst with a cold glass of water.
- Snaked As I walked through the tall grass, I could see the river snaked its way through the valley.
- soaked She came back from the pool completely soaked.
- spaced The chairs in the waiting room are spaced six feet apart to ensure social distancing.
- spade I need a spade to dig up the garden bed.
- Spaded She spaded the dirt in the garden bed to prepare it for planting.
- Spake He spake with great eloquence on the topic.
- Spanked I was spanked today.
- Spared I was spared the gory details.
- sparked The new information sparked my curiosity about the topic.
- Sparkled The candle's spattered wax sparkled in the light.
- spate The sudden spate of rainfall flooded the street quickly.
- spayed My dog was spayed yesterday.
- speaker The speaker is clear and to the point.
- specked She had a specked coat.
- Sped The race car driver sped around the track at over 200 miles per hour.
- speed The runner increased his speed as he approached the finish line.
- Spied I spied a group of deer in the backyard this morning.
- spike I spike my coffee with some Bailey's.
- spiked I was given a spiked drink at the party.
- spoke We spoke about our plans for the evening.
- spooked I was really spooked when I saw that shadow in the hallway.
- Staked Staked out like a predator, she watched him carefully.
