Correct spellings for JOMPED
- Bumped I accidentally bumped into her while walking on the busy street.
- Camped We camped near the river last weekend and enjoyed fishing and hiking in the area.
- clomped Hercule Poirot clomped across the room.
- combed I combed my hair before leaving the house.
- compel
- Cooped The chickens were cooped up in a small space, unable to move freely.
- Coped Despite the loss of his job, he coped well and remained positive.
- Copped I copped a great deal on this jacket at the thrift store.
- Damped The vibrations of the machine were damped by the installation of shock absorbers.
- dumped Sam was devastated when his girlfriend of three years dumped him for another man.
- humped The camel humped across the desert with two travelers on its back.
- jammed The printer jammed and has not been functional since.
- japed I was so excited to see my friends, but they japed me by setting up a surprise party without telling me.
- Jumped I jumped over the fence to retrieve my ball.
- jumper The jumper he wore was too big for him and looked comical.
- Limped After breaking his ankle, he limped down the street with a cane.
- Lumped The expenses for the entire project were lumped together and presented as a single amount.
- moped They rented a moped to explore the island.
- Mopped I mopped the kitchen floor after the spill.
- pumped "I'm so pumped about this concert tonight!"
- Romped The children romped in the park, enjoying the sunny weather and each other's company.
- Tamped She tamped down the soil around the newly planted seedling.
- temped I was so temped to eat the whole bag of chips, but I resisted and only had a handful.
- Vamped She had just vamped up her outfit with a bright red lipstick.
