Correct spellings for PACKD
- pac The pac in the ocean was a mesmerizing sight to behold.
- Paced He paced back and forth in the waiting room, anxiously waiting for news about his loved one.
- pack I need to pack my bags before the flight.
- Packard My grandfather used to drive a Packard back in the 1950s.
- packed The suitcases were all packed and ready for the trip.
- packer The packer was responsible for loading and unloading the trucks with the merchandise.
- packet The packet of chips was empty before I knew it.
- packs I always packs extra snacks when I go on a hike.
- pact The two countries recently signed a pact to strengthen their diplomatic relations.
- pad I grabbed a pad of paper and a pen to write down the grocery list.
- Paged The professor paged the student to the front of the class.
- paid He paid for the ticket with cash.
- park I need to park my car near the park.
- parked I parked my bike next to the old oak tree.
- peck I peck at the bird on the bird feeder.
- Pecked The woodpecker pecked at the tree, creating small holes in the bark.
- pick I need to pick up my sister at the bus stop.
- Picked I picked up the pencil that you dropped.
- pock The area around his mouth was covered in pock marks.
- pocked An acne-prone teenager had large pocked skin areas.
- puck He hit the puck on the goal post and the game was over.
