Correct spellings for TIOPPED
- bopped As I walked down the hallway, I bopped my head to the rhythm of the music playing in my headphones.
- chopped I chopped up all the vegetables for the soup.
- Copped I copped a new pair of sneakers today.
- dipped She dipped her spoon into the bowl of soup.
- hipped The hipped roof was built to provide stability during strong winds.
- Hopped The rabbit hopped into the bushes to avoid being seen.
- lipped The model had beautifully lipped mouth.
- lopped The gardener lopped off the dead branches from the tree to give it a better shape.
- Mopped I mopped the floor yesterday and it looks so clean now.
- Nipped I felt a sudden chill as the cold air nipped my skin.
- Pipped The runner-up Pipped the champion by a fraction of a second in a thrilling photo finish.
- Popped She popped the balloon with a loud sound.
- ripped He ripped the wrapping paper off the gift.
- Shopped I shopped around and found a better deal on the same product at a different store.
- Sipped She sipped her tea slowly, savoring the warm and comforting brew.
- Sopped The bread sopped up all the sauce on the plate.
- tapped I tapped the button twice, but the screen remained black.
- tipped He tipped his hat to the lady as they passed by.
- tippet The lady wore a beautiful fur tippet around her neck to keep herself warm.
- topped She topped her ice cream sundae with whipped cream and sprinkles.
- whopped She whopped him on the back of his head for making a joke at her expense.
- yipped The small dog yipped excitedly at the sight of his owner approaching.
- zipped She quickly zipped up her jacket to shield herself from the cold wind.
