Correct spellings for LIPED
- biped
- Lapped The cat lapped up the milk from the bowl.
- Leaped The rabbit leaped over the log and disappeared into the woods.
- lied I confronted him about the situation, but he just lied straight to my face.
- liked I really liked the book she recommended.
- Limed The walls of the old cottage were limed with white paint, giving the interior a bright and airy feel.
- Limped After spraining his ankle, Jake limped his way back to the car.
- lined The walls of the library were lined with bookshelves.
- lipid
- lipped She nervously lipped the edge of her coffee cup as she waited for her job interview to begin.
- Lisped The toddler lisped her first words.
- Lived She had lived in the city for her entire life until she moved to the countryside.
- looped She looped her scarf tightly around her neck to keep warm in the cold weather.
- Loped The horse loped effortlessly across the field, her mane and tail flowing in the wind.
- lopped He lopped off the excess branches with his knife.
- Piped The aroma of freshly baked cookies was piped out of the bakery and into the street.
- Wiped I accidentally wiped my computer's hard drive and lost all my files.
