Searched or Sherk
Learn why “searched” is correct and “sherk” is completely wrong.
sherk
Incorrect spelling - “Sherk” is not an English word; just a mistaken spelling.
"sherk" is a common misspelling of "searched". Always use "searched" when referring to the correct word.
searched
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Searched” is the past tense of search, meaning looked for something.
Definition of searched
"searched": “Searched” is the past tense of search, meaning looked for something.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for searched
- • looked for
- • examined
Usage Examples
"Correct:" They searched the house.
"Correct:" I searched for my keys.
"Correct:" Police searched the car.
"Incorrect:" They sherk the house.
"Incorrect:" I sherk for my keys.
Notes:
- • Always spelled with 'search' + 'ed'.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Searched.
Q: Is 'sherk' a word?
A: No.
Q: Meaning of searched?
A: Looked for something.
Q: Example?
A: She searched everywhere.
Q: Common issue?
A: Replacing 'ea' with 'er'.
Summary
""Searched" is correct; 'sherk' has no meaning. Just add 'ed' to the word search."