Correct spellings for SPOKET
- pocket I always keep my money in my pocket.
- Poked I poked my friend to get their attention during class.
- smoked Last night we smoked a rack of ribs on the grill.
- socket She plugged the lamp into the wall socket.
- Spake "He spake with confidence and authority, commanding the attention of everyone in the room."
- spike I saw a spike in sales the day after the new product was released.
- spiked I had a drink spiked with Novocain.
- spikes There were spikes all over the yard.
- spinet John Spinet played beautifully on the Spinet.
- spoke He spoke with such authority that everyone in the room listened intently to every word.
- spoken He had never understood why anyone would want to read a transcript of a conversation rather than listen to the spoken words themselves.
- spokes
- spooked She was spooked by the dog barking and the sound of crashing glass.
- spored I got a spored sample from the store.
- sport I love to watch and play sport with my friends and family.
- spot The spot on her dress indicated where the stain had previously been.
- spout The spout on the kettle was leaking.
- sprocket I need to get a new sprocket for my bike.
- stoked I'm stoked to get back to work.
