How to spell CHEAPY correctly?
When encountering the misspelling "cheapy", there are a few possible correct suggestions you could consider. The correct term may be "cheaply", which means to do or buy something inexpensively. Alternatively, "cheapie" is another correct spelling, often used to describe a low-cost or inexpensive item.
List of suggestions on how to spell cheapy correctly
- chap The old chap sat on the bench and watched everyone pass by.
- Chappy
- Chaps I saw my neighbor wearing chaps while riding his horse.
- cheap I don't want to buy that sweater because it looks cheap.
- cheapen I don't want to cheapen the value of my work by accepting a low price.
- cheaper Shopping at this store is much cheaper than shopping at the mall.
- cheaply I was able to decorate my apartment cheaply by purchasing second-hand furniture.
- cheapo I don't want to be a cheapo, but I'm trying to save money.
- cheep The little birdie let out a cheep as it flew away.
- chewy The brownies were deliciously chewy and melted in my mouth.
- Chippy I am in the mood for some chippy snacks.
- chirpy The chirpy birds outside my window woke me up early this morning.
- choppy The boat ride was choppy due to the strong winds and waves.
- heap She stacked the dishes in a heap on the kitchen counter.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
