How to spell WIPPED correctly?

If you find yourself typing "wipped" instead of "whipped", worry not! Here are some correct alternatives to remember: "whiped", "whoppet" or "whelped". These options resemble the intended word and would ensure your text stays error-free. Keep practicing, and soon the correct spelling will become second nature!

• biped As a biped, humans have evolved to walk upright on two legs.
• chipped He chipped his tooth while chewing on a hard candy.
• dipped I dipped my carrot sticks in the hummus.
• hipped The hipped roof of the house gave it a unique look.
• lipped The curves of her lipped smile were irresistible.
• Nipped I nipped my finger while I was cutting the vegetables.
• Piped The smell of freshly baked cookies piped through the house, making everyone's mouths water.
• Pipped The underdog team pipped the reigning champions to win the championship.
• Quipped "I'm not sure I want to try that," quipped my sister as I suggested we go bungee jumping.
• ripped He ripped his shirt while attempting to climb the fence.
• Shipped The package was shipped from the warehouse on Monday and arrived at its destination on Wednesday.
• Sipped She sipped her coffee slowly as she read the morning newspaper.
• Swapped I swapped my phone with my sister's so she could use the one with a bigger screen.
• Swiped
• tipped He tipped his hat to greet the arriving guests.
• upped I upped my workout routine to prepare for the upcoming marathon.
• warped The wooden frame of the painting had become warped over time.
• Whipped
• whipper
• whippet A whippet is a medium-sized sighthound breed that originated in England.
• whopped He got whopped on the head with the baseball bat.
• wined He wined and dined her all night, hoping to impress her with his fancy taste.
• wipe I need to wipe off the counter before I start cooking.
• Wiped I just wiped the table with a cloth.
• wiper The wiper on my car is not working, making it difficult to see in the rain.
• wipes I always carry wipes with me when I go out so that I can clean my hands at any time.
• wired I'm feeling so wired after drinking three cups of coffee.
• wised As I grew older, I wised up and began making better decisions.
• Wived John wived a woman from France and they now live in Paris.
• wrapped I love getting wrapped up in a good book.
• yipped She yipped when he unexpectedly spun her around.
• zipped I zipped my coat up to my chest to avoid the cold.

Apsolutly

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