Correct spellings for SWALCK
- SACK She grabbed a sack to hold all the potatoes from the garden.
- SALK The Salk vaccine has been extremely effective in preventing polio.
- SHACK We decided to spend the weekend at our family's hunting shack in the woods.
- SLACK I need to tighten this rope, it has too much slack.
- SMACK He got a smack on the back of his hand for misbehaving.
- SNACK I always bring a healthy snack to work in case I get hungry in between meals.
- STACK I will stack the plates on top of each other.
- STALK The lion crept silently through the tall grass, preparing to stalk its prey.
- SWAK
- SWANK The new nightclub had a swank atmosphere with luxurious decor and stylish lighting.
- SWATCH I need to pick up a swatch of the fabric to match it with my curtains.
- WACK The music in that club was wack.
- WALK I decided to take a brisk walk in the park to clear my head.
