Correct spellings for STIPPED
- dipped He dipped his toe into the freezing water to test the temperature.
- Sapped The long, tiring walk in the sun sapped her energy.
- Sipped She sipped her coffee slowly and enjoyed the early morning quietness.
- Skipped She skipped school today to go to the mall with her friends.
- Slipped I slipped on a banana peel and fell down the stairs.
- Snipped She snipped off the tag from her new shirt with a pair of scissors.
- Sopped I sopped up the spilled milk with a wad of paper towels.
- Steeped After we steeped the tea, we poured it into cups.
- steppe The vast steppe stretches for miles, offering little shade or vegetation.
- Stepped I stepped on an egg.
- stipend As a research assistant, she receives a stipend to cover her living expenses.
- stipple The artist used a stipple brush to create the pattern on the canvas.
- stippled The artist stippled the paper with a pencil to create a realistic-looking texture.
- stooped She stooped to pick up the fallen flower.
- stopped I stopped walking when I saw the animal.
- Stoppled The traffic was stoppled due to the accident on the highway.
- Strapped I'm really strapped for cash.
- striped I spotted a cardinal with a striped tail.
- stripped She was so angry that she stripped off her clothes and threw them across the room.
- Stropped
- Supped I supped on a Girl Scout feast.
- tapped I tapped my foot impatiently while waiting for the train to arrive.
- tipped I tipped the waitress 20 percent.
- tippet He used a long, white tippet to spear a fish.
- topped I topped my salad with a sprinkle of feta cheese.
- zipped I zipped my jacket up to my neck to shield myself from the cold wind.
