Correct spellings for OPPED
- Aped Aped is a two-year-old, 61-pound golden retriever from Orlando, Florida.
- append I'm going to append this document to my end note.
- bopped She bopped him on the head with her book.
- capped The oil spill was eventually capped by engineers after several attempts.
- chopped He chopped the carrots into small pieces for the soup.
- Cooped The cooped up bird had to free itself.
- Coped I coped by sinking into my work.
- copied She copied her friend's answers on the test and got caught by the teacher.
- Copped The suspect denied his involvement in the crime, but later confessed to the police that he copped the stolen goods.
- Cupped She cupped her hands around the fragile bird to keep it warm.
- dipped I dipped my tomato in the ranch dressing before taking a bite.
- doped The athlete was disqualified from the race because he was found to have doped before the competition.
- gypped The clerk gypped me on my purchase.
- hipped The hipped roof of the house added a unique touch to the building's design.
- Hooped Josh Hooped the ball behind the three-point line to give his team a lead.
- Hoped I hoped she wouldn't notice.
- Hopped One could say that the coffee was a little too hopped for his liking.
- Lapped The horse was lapped by the competitor.
- lipped She lipped her message of "I love you" to her partner when they were in a crowded room.
- looped I looped around the park on my bike.
- Loped I loped home from the store.
- lopped The tree's branches were lopped off.
- Mapped I mapped out my route before starting my road trip to make sure I wouldn't get lost.
- moped She rode her moped to work every day during the summer.
- Mopped I mopped the floors.
- Moppet My dog is a moppet.
- napped I quickly napped for 20 minutes on my lunch break to help recharge my energy levels.
- Nipped Margaret nipped the strawberries with her teeth.
- Ope Ope, I forgot my phone on the table.
- opec Organized crime is one of OPEC's major concerns.
- OPED The oped author argued that capitalism deprives people of basic rights.
- opel One yellow Opel Aqua sits sadly in the park, Its windows tinted and flags down, Its driver absent, Its fate
- open The open windows allowed a refreshing breeze to flow through the room.
- opened I opened the present you bought me.
- OPES
- Opined The opinionated woman opined on the injustice of the world.
- OPP
- opposed The demonstrators were opposed to the new plan.
- opted The candidates have opted to debate in English.
- owed He realized he owed his success to hard work and dedication.
- pepped I'm so excited to go on our honeymoon, and I can't wait to pepped up on all of the champagne
- pied He stuck his foot out from under the pied piper's pipe and tripped him.
- Piped The frosting was piped onto the cupcakes in a delicate swirl.
- Pipped He was not best pleased when the waiter pipped his glass of champagne.
- Pooped I'm so exhausted after running that I feel totally pooped.
- Popped The balloon suddenly popped and scared everyone in the room.
- poppet I found a poppet on the beach.
- Pupped Pupped out of her sleeping bag, she rubbed her eyes and looked around the spacious room.
- Rapped He rapped on the table to get their attention.
- ripped After the storm, the trees were ripped apart.
- Roped He roped off the area with caution tape to prevent anyone from entering.
- Sapped The victim was sapped of her energy.
- Shopped I shopped at the mall for clothes today.
- Sipped He sipped his coffee slowly, savoring the taste and warmth.
- Soaped I just soaped up my entire body.
- Sopped He sopped up the gravy on his plate with a piece of bread.
- Sped She sped through the yellow light just as it turned red.
- Supped He supped at the local pub.
- tapped The plumber tapped the pipes to locate the source of the leak.
- tipped I tipped the waiter 20% of the bill.
- topped She topped her salad with grilled chicken and avocado slices.
- upped I upped my running routine to prepare for the marathon.
- upper Murray is a trucker who hauls goods up to the upper levels of a warehouse.
- whopped I whopped the ball with all my strength, sending it soaring over the fence.
- yapped I heard a yapped dog outside.
- yipped I yipped when I saw the mouse.
- zapped She was zapped by the lightning.
- zipped I zipped up my jacket before leaving.
