Correct spellings for PLOPED
- Eloped She eloped with her boyfriend to avoid a forced marriage.
- looped She looped the necklace around her neck and admired how it looked in the mirror.
- Loped The graceful deer loped through the forest, its antlers standing tall and proud.
- lopped Jenny lopped off the branches of the tree with her sharp saw.
- peopled The empty town was once peopled with families and children.
- Piped The music was piped throughout the entire building.
- Plied She plied the needle through the fabric with practiced ease.
- plod After a long day at work, I could only plod through my grocery shopping.
- plop The stone fell into the water with a plop.
- Plopped I plopped down on the couch after a long day of work.
- plowed He plowed through the piles of snow blocking his driveway with determination.
- Plumped She plumped the pillows before settling into bed for the night.
- Poled The couple poled their boat downstream.
- Pooped After running for an hour, I was so pooped that I had to take a long nap.
- Popped She popped the champagne bottle to celebrate her promotion.
- Pulped The paper was pulped and turned into a soft mixture of fibers.
- sloped The roof sloped at a steep angle, making it difficult for the workers to install the solar panels.
