How to spell WEAPY correctly?

If you meant to type "weapy" but realized it's a misspelling, here are some possible correct suggestions. It could be "weepy", meaning tearful or easily moved to tears. Alternatively, it could be "wavy", describing a hairstyle or pattern with soft curves. Remember to proofread to ensure accurate communication!

• heap I need to clean up this heap of clothes on my bedroom floor.
• leap He took a leap of faith and quit his job to start his own business.
• neap Neap tides occur when the sun and moon's gravitational pulls are perpendicular to each other.
• peppy My friend is always peppy and full of enthusiasm when she goes running in the morning.
• reap I reap the benefits of my labor.
• soapy The soapy water was washing the dishes.
• wary She was wary of strangers, but smiled when he greeted her.
• wavy Her hair was wavy and flowed down her back in gorgeous curls.
• way I have a way to prove it to you.
• weak After being sick for a week, I felt incredibly weak and had trouble standing.
• weal She made a generous donation to the local weal.
• wean It's time to wean the puppy from its mother's milk and introduce it to solid food.
• weapon I always feel safer with a weapon at my disposal.
• wear
• wears She often wears a blue dress.
• weary After a long day of work, I felt weary and just wanted to go home and relax.
• weave I weave a rug from this wool.
• weedy The vacant lot had become overgrown and weedy after several months of neglect.
• weeny I can't believe my little WEENY is eating all that junk food!
• weep The child began to weep when their ice cream fell on the ground.
• weeps He certainly weeps like a child.
• weepy The weepy movie made me cry throughout the entire duration.
• Wept
• wimpy I'm not very wimpy.
• wispy I felt a wispy breeze on my face.
• wrap I need to wrap this gift before I give it to my friend.

Apsolutly

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