How to spell STOPPE correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "stoppe" are "stop" or "stopped". These are the most commonly used spellings for the word, both in British English and American English. It is important to ensure proper spelling and grammar to effectively convey a message.

• Sopped The sponge sopped up all the spilled water from the kitchen counter.
• soppy I don't want to watch that soppy movie, it always makes me cry.
• steppe The nomads lived on the vast steppe which stretched for miles around their camp.
• Stepped I accidentally stepped on my cat's tail and she yowled in pain.
• stepper I bought a stepper machine to add variety to my workout routine.
• steppes The great Eurasian steppes are home to a diverse range of nomadic tribes.
• stipple I created a stipple effect on the portrait by adding small dots of ink.
• stomp The child began to stomp her feet in frustration when she was denied a second ice cream cone.
• stoop He had to stoop to enter the crawl space under the house.
• stooped He stooped down to pick up the small child.
• stop
• stoppage The strike caused a stoppage in production.
• stopped
• stopper I need to buy a new wine stopper for the bottle.
• stoppers He made sure to put the stoppers in the test tubes to prevent any spills.
• stopple The stopple was tightly sealed to prevent any leakage.
• stops The bus stops are marked clearly with signs.
• stoup The priest dipped his fingers into the stoup of holy water and made the sign of the cross.
• stroppy The stroppy teenager was getting on my nerves.
• topee I have a huge topee.
• topper I lost the car topper we used for our vacation.

Apsolutly

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