How to spell SHEEPS correctly?

If you've ever made the common mistake of spelling "sheeps" instead of "sheep", fret not! The correct term is indeed "sheep" whether you're referring to one or many. To avoid confusion, simply remember that the plural form remains the same as the singular.

• cheep The little bird made a cheep sound as it flew away from the nest.
• cheeps As I walked down the path, I heard the cheeps of baby birds coming from the nest above.
• CHEOPS The huge three-headed statue of a philosopher king known as Cheops was erected in ancient Egypt.
• seeps Water seeps through the wood and into the soil below.
• SHARPS The nurse disposed of the sharps in the designated container to ensure everyone's safety.
• she's I told her that she needed to clean up her act, but she's clearly not interested.
• sheep The farmer counted his flock of sheep before heading home for the night.
• sheepish After spilling his drink on the carpet, he looked sheepish as he apologized to his host.
• sheers She used a pair of sheers to trim the hedge.
• sheets Sheets are essential for a good night's sleep.
• SHES Shes my best friend and I trust her completely.
• shies
• Ships Ships are being rerouted due to the storm.
• shoes
• shops My favorite shops are the ones close to my house.

Apsolutly

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