How to spell BEAPED correctly?

If you meant to type "beaped" but it was a misspelling, here are some possible correct suggestions. It could be "beeped", meaning emitted a short, high-pitched sound. Or it could be "beaded", referring to small decorative objects threaded together. Alternatively, "leaped" means to jump or spring forcefully.

• Aped Aped is the name of a new bipedal robot which is designed to act as a companion for the elderly.
• baaed I'm Baaed.
• baked
• Baled John refused to take the baled animal inside.
• bared As soon as the sun came out, he bared his chest and soaked in the warmth.
• based
• bated She waited with bated breath for the test results to arrive.
• Bayed I bayed like an animal.
• beached
• bead
• beaded She wore a beautiful beaded necklace around her neck.
• beaked The bird's beaked nose allowed it to pick up and crack open seeds.
• Beamed The portal beamed him across the galaxy.
• beard He stroked his beard thoughtfully, deep in contemplation.
• bearded The old man had a long, thick bearded face that made him look wise and experienced.
• beater I need a new beater for my mixer to make whipped cream.
• bedded The hotel room was spacious with a king-sized bed bedded with luxurious linens.
• beeped The car behind me beeped impatiently as I waited for the light to turn green.
• beeper I'm going to turn off my beeper.
• Begged I begged my boss for an extension on my deadline.
• Belied
• Belled The church bells belled as the newlyweds emerged from the ceremony.
• biased The reporter's article was heavily biased towards the politician he supported.
• biped As a biped, humans are able to move on two legs.
• Boated I boated across the lake to reach the other side.
• bopped I bopped my head to the rhythm of the music.
• Bumped Someone bumped into me, causing me to fall.
• CAPED
• Gaped She gaped in amazement as the magician pulled a rabbit out of his hat.
• heaped The pile of clothes heaped on the floor.
• japed She japed when I told her I hadn't seen the movie.
• Leaped The cat leaped onto the window sill to catch the bird outside.
• Peeped I peeped through the window to see if anyone was inside.
• pepped I drank a cup of coffee and it really pepped me up for the rest of the day.
• raped
• Reaped
• seeped She seeped into the shadows, her long dress trailing behind her.
• shaped She was wearing a dress shaped like a circle.
• Soaped I soaped my hands thoroughly before preparing the meal.
• taped I taped the letter to the package to ensure it wouldn't fall off during transit.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately