How to spell BRIBBED correctly?

If you meant to write "bribed", it means to give or receive money or gifts in exchange for influence or action. If you meant to write "brimmed", it means to fill to the top. If you meant to write "ribbed", it means to mark with or form into raised bands.

• Blabbed I wish my friend hadn't blabbed about my surprise party, now it's not so surprising anymore.
• Bobbed
• bribe He tried to bribe the police officer with money to avoid arrest.
• Bribed She bribed the security guard to let her in after hours.
• briber The briber offered the judge a significant amount of money in exchange for a favorable verdict in his case.
• bribes The corrupt official was caught accepting bribes from multiple businessmen.
• Bricked The update seemed to go fine, but after a restart, the phone was completely bricked.
• Bridged The new highway bridged the gap between the two cities, making it easier to travel.
• briefed After being briefed, the team had a clear understanding of the task at hand.
• Brimmed The teacup brimmed with hot tea as she poured it.
• crabbed The teacher's crabbed comments on my essay left me feeling discouraged.
• Cribbed I cribbed a few notes from the textbook to help me study for the exam.
• Drubbed
• Grabbed I quickly grabbed my phone before it fell off the table.
• Grubbed The gardener grubbed up the weeds in the garden.
• Ribbed The ribbed knit sweater kept her warm on the chilly night.
• Robbed I was robbed at gunpoint while walking home from the convenience store.
• Rubbed I rubbed my eyes to try and wake myself up.

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