Correct spellings for KOCKLED
- Buckled I buckled my seatbelt before the roller coaster ride started.
- Cackled As the witch stirred the bubbling cauldron, she cackled with delight at her wicked plan.
- Cocked He cocked his head to the side, listening intently for any sign of movement.
- Cockle As I walked along the beach, I collected a handful of colorful cockle shells.
- Cockles After a long walk along the beach, she enjoyed a warm cup of clam chowder filled with succulent cockles.
- Docked The ship docked at the bustling port, unloading its cargo.
- Heckled During the stand-up comedy show, the comedian was constantly heckled by an unruly audience member.
- Hocked I was so desperate for money that I hocked my grandmother's necklace for cash.
- Kicked He kicked the soccer ball with such force that it sailed over the goalpost and into the stands.
- Knocked He knocked on the door again, louder this time, but there was still no answer.
- Knuckled He knuckled down and studied for hours to pass his exam.
- Locked I accidentally left my keys inside the house and now I am locked out.
- Mocked The students mocked the teacher's strange accent during his lecture.
- Pickled I love the tangy flavor of pickled cucumbers in my sandwich.
- Pocked Her pocked face revealed the harshness of years spent working outside in the sun.
- Rocked The band gave an electrifying performance that night and completely rocked the crowd.
- Socked Jane was shocked when she socked Tom in the face after he insulted her.
- Suckled The newborn calf was gently suckled by its mother, finding comfort and nourishment in her warm embrace.
- Tackled She tackled the challenging project with determination and skill.
- Tickled The comedian's jokes tickled the audience, causing an eruption of laughter.
