Correct spellings for TIKET
- diet I am on a diet that primarily consists of vegetables and lean protein.
- Diked She diked the water off her hair.
- dikes In order to protect land from flooding, the town erected dikes.
- Hiked We hiked up the mountain and it was one of the most scenic hikes we've ever been on.
- liked I liked the dress that she bought.
- picket
- Piked The pirate captain piked his eyes at the young maiden standing before him.
- take I'll take my chances and hope for the best.
- taken I was taken aback by her unexpected response.
- taker I need to taker my phone.
- takes She takes a sip of her coffee.
- tenet Kenny's tenet is to never give up.
- tet Jeffrey pointed to his tet for confirmation.
- tevet Tevet is the month in the Hebrew calendar that typically falls in December or January.
- thicket The rabbit hid in the thicket to avoid the predator.
- tibet Tibet is a culturally rich region located in the Himalayas.
- Ticked I ticked off every item on my to-do list today.
- ticker The ticker displayed the latest stock prices.
- ticket I have a ticket to see the play.
- tickets I purchased tickets to the concert.
- tide The tide turned against the team in the second half of the game, and they ultimately lost.
- Tided
- tied The suspect was tied up with the cords from the blinds.
- tiger In the zoo there is a tiger that is always getting ready to eat.
- tight The musician had to constantly tune his guitar strings to keep them tight.
- tiled The bathroom was tiled in a beautiful mosaic pattern.
- tilt
- timed His punishment should have been timed out with the other kids.
- tint The tint of the sky as the sun set was simply breathtaking.
- tippet When I go fishing, I use a tippet to catch the fish.
- tired After work, I'm always too tired to go out.
- toilet
- toke He takes a toke from his joint and exhales a cloud of smoke.
- token I have a token for my subway fare.
- tokes He refused to take any more tokes from the joint as he was already feeling too high.
- tweet He forgot to tweet about the event yesterday.
- tyke I'm going to have to leave my tyke with you.
- tykes Momma, the tykes are getting ready for the block party.
- wicket The wicket was neatly plucked from the ground.
