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How to spell CIPY correctly?

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List of suggestions on how to spell cipy correctly

  • cap I forgot my cap on the beach.
  • cape I wore a red cape to the costume party last night.
  • capo The guitarist slid the capo up the neck of his acoustic guitar to change the key of the song.
  • chip
  • Chippy I'm going to the chippy for fish and chips.
  • chirpy I woke up this morning feeling chirpy and ready for the day ahead.
  • ci
  • Cid El Cid, also known as Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar, was a skilled warrior and military leader in medieval Spain.
  • CINE
  • cipro My doctor prescribed me cipro to treat the infection.
  • CIR
  • Cit She always takes Citric Acid with her to fend of those dreadful Urinary Tract Infections.
  • cite The citation reads: "The storm is over now, thank goodness.
  • city I can't wait to visit the city.
  • cop Do you have any information on the cop who was killed?
  • copay I need to pay my doctor's copay.
  • cope I'm learning to cope with the stress of this job.
  • copy I want to make a copy of this document.
  • cpa
  • cpi The concentration of cpi was high.
  • CPO John is the CPO of the company.
  • CPU The speed of the CPU affects how quickly programs can run on a computer.
  • cup
  • dip I like to dip my vegetables in hummus.
  • dippy I am surprised to find a dippy fish in my aquarium.
  • espy As I looked through the trees, I managed to espy a rare bird perched on a branch.
  • hip She always wears the latest hip fashions.
  • hippy Janis was the quintessential rebel hippy, fearless in her rejection of mainstream society's values.
  • IPA His name is John, but you can call him John-Boy since he prefers the IPA.
  • kip I had a quick kip on the couch after work.
  • lip The lip on my car is starting to peel.
  • lippy I love my new lippy!
  • nip I forgot to wear gloves and the cold air gave me a nip on my fingertips.
  • nippy It was nippy out so I bundled up.
  • pip I have a pip in my coffee.
  • pipe The pipes under the street were frozen.
  • rip I accidentally ripped my new shirt while taking it off.
  • ripe The banana is ripe and ready to eat.
  • ropy The sauce had a ropy texture that made it difficult to pour out of the bottle.
  • sip I took a sip of my coffee and instantly felt more awake.
  • SIPS I like to take small sips of water instead of gulping it down.
  • spy The government wanted to send a spy into the enemy territory to gather information.
  • tip
  • vip I'm glad to be a VIP.
  • wipe I need to wipe the crumbs off the table.
  • wispy Her hair was long and wispy, blowing in the wind like strands of delicate silk.
  • yip The little dog let out a loud yip when his owner came home.
  • zip She helped her son zip up his coat before heading out into the cold.
  • zippy I love driving my zippy little sports car on the open road.
  • zips I always keep my zips closed while riding on a rollercoaster.

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