Correct spellings for SCOCKED
- Cocked The rooster cocked its head and began to crow at sunrise.
- coked
- cooked The chicken smelled cooked.
- corked The bottle of wine was corked, and the flavor was ruined.
- sacked The football team's coach was sacked after a string of losses.
- Scoffed When John said he was going to climb Mount Everest, his friends scoffed at him and said it was impossible.
- Scooped She scooped up the ice cream and ate it quickly.
- scooted I scooted across the street.
- scoped The detective scoped out the scene for any clues.
- scorched The sun scorched my skin during the hike.
- Scored He scored the game-winning goal in the final seconds of the match.
- scorned Despite his apologies, she still scorned him for his past mistakes.
- Scotched She busted him for smoking marijuana and he looked like he had scotched.
- scoured I scoured my bedroom for my lost phone.
- Scouted I am being scouted by a major professional baseball team.
- Scowled He scowled at the persistent fly which persisted in buzzing around his head.
- shocked I was shocked to hear that she had quit her job out of nowhere.
- Slacked The workers slacked off when the boss wasn't around.
- slicked After the rain stopped, the road was slicked with a thin layer of water.
- Smacked I was so SMacked when I found out!
- smocked I am wearing my smocked dress.
- smoked He smoked a cigar and blew the smoke into the air.
- snacked After finishing his homework, he snacked on some pretzels while watching TV.
- Snicked I couldn't believe he snicked me.
- soaked I was soaked through and through when I got home.
- socket My computer has a socket for a network cable.
- specked My shirt is specked with paint.
- spooked I was so spooked by the noise I thought someone was in the house.
- stacked The stacked boxes in the warehouse created a wall that was difficult to navigate.
- stocked I have a stocked pantry in case I run out of groceries.
- stoked I'm so stoked to go to the concert tonight!
- Sucked After all of her efforts, her cake sucked.
