I need to change the last letter in the word lack to make another American word. No foreign words please?

Answer 1

You couldnt run through the 26 letters of the alphabet to figure that out? it would have been faster than typing the question!

Answer 2

Easy! Simply substitute the letter K for the letter E. Usually, the letter E can go anywhere, simply because it's the most common letter in the English language. So, from 'lack' you get 'lace'. LACE! By the way, saying 'American word' is not so great: the language is English. Americanisms can only really be called dialect. So there are very few actual 'American words'.

Answer 3

Lach is a musician associated with the Anti-folk movement.

He has three albums on the Fortified label, produced by Richard Barone, and promotes the club, Sidewalk Cafe, in New York City. Lach has been hosting the infamous "antihootenanny" and calling his music "antifolk" (one word, no hyphen) since the mid 80's and it has moved around since then. It currently takes place at the above mentioned Sidewalk Cafe, and is something of an East Village institution. Most of the well known antifolk acts have played at this monday night singer songwriter event, including Regina Spektor, The Moldy Peaches, Jeffrey Lewis and Beck.

Lacu may refer to:

* Lacu (musician)
* Lacu, a village in Odăile Commune, Buzău County, Romania
* Lacu, a village in Geaca Commune, Cluj County, Romania

Answer 4

Try the letter "e" for the word lace.

Answer 5

Lace

Answer 6

Lace.

Answer 7

Here are all the possibilities:
lace lack lacs lacy

Answer 8

LACH... is a musician associated with the Anti-folk movement

Answer 9

change the 'k' to an 'e' and make lace

Answer 10

If you change the "K" to an "E", you get "lace".