How to spell SMAPPED correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "smapped" and want to correct it, here are some possible alternatives: snapped, mapped, snipped, smacked or stopped. Be sure to double-check your spelling to ensure accurate communication.

• Mapped The team has mapped out a detailed plan for the new project.
• Mopped He mopped up the spilled milk from the kitchen floor.
• remapped The city's streets have been remapped for the first time in many years.
• Sapped After a long day at work, the tediousness of the tasks had sapped all of her energy.
• Scarped I have a scarped knee from when I fell off my bike.
• Sipped In his study, Vic sipped on a cup of coffee while he read the morning paper.
• Skipped She skipped down the street, happy to be out in the sunshine.
• slapped He was slapped with a fine for breaking the law.
• Slipped
• slopped She slopped the paint all over the floor.
• Smacked After talking back to her mother, the disobedient child got smacked on the hand as punishment.
• Smarted I smarted my finger after touching the hot stove.
• smashed The car was smashed beyond repair in the accident.
• Snapped She snapped at him and he stormed out of the room.
• Snipped I snipped off the dead leaves from the plant.
• Soaped
• Sopped
• stamped She stamped her foot in frustration when the bus drove past without stopping.
• Stepped I stepped in front of her to prevent her from leaving.
• stopped
• Supped We supped on delicious curry and rice last night.
• swamped I'm swamped with work and won't be able to attend the meeting.
• Swapped Her necklace had been swapped for his watch and she didn't even know it until she got home.
• zapped I accidentally zapped myself with electricity while attempting to fix the lamp.

Apsolutly

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