Correct spellings for WIRKED
- Diked The farmers diked the river to prevent flooding during the rainy season.
- Hiked Yesterday, I hiked for five hours in the mountains and saw some incredible views.
- irked His consistent interrupting during the meeting really irked me.
- liked Susie liked the pink dress on display at the clothing store.
- Piked He piked his way up the steep mountain trail.
- Quirked He quirked his eyebrow in surprise when he saw the painting.
- Shirked He always shirked his responsibilities and avoided doing any work.
- Waked He waked up falling off his bed, startled by a loud noise.
- Walked I walked to the grocery store to buy some food.
- Whirled As she stumbled and fell, the world around her whirled into a dizzying swirl of colors and sounds.
- Whirred The fan blades whirred loudly as they spun in the hot summer air.
- Whisked The chef whisked the eggs until they formed soft peaks.
- wicked The wicked witch of the west scared me as a child.
- wicker The porch was furnished with wicker chairs and a table.
- wicket The bowler was happy when he took a wicket in the first over of the match.
- wigged I wigged out when I saw the spider crawling on the wall.
- wined He wined and dined his clients at the fanciest restaurant in town.
- Winked She winked at him and he knew she was up to something mischievous.
- Wiped I wiped the counters clean with a damp cloth.
- wired She woke up early in the morning feeling wired and unable to go back to sleep.
- wised I hoped my experiences had wised me up for the future.
- Wived
- Worked I worked on the project for hours, but still couldn't figure out the problem.
- worker The worker was busy at the construction site, laying bricks and working hard in the sun.
