How to spell CLAPP correctly?

If you accidentally misspelled "clapp", worry not, as there are several possible correct suggestions to consider. It could be "clap", referring to a sound made by hands colliding. Alternatively, "clump" describes a clustered grouping. Lastly, "clamp" refers to a device used to secure objects tightly.

• cap I need to find my cap before I go outside because the sun is too bright.
• cape The superhero wore a red cape that billowed in the wind as he flew through the air.
• capo The guitarist used a capo to play the song in a higher key.
• carp I enjoy fishing for carp in my spare time.
• clamp The carpenter used a clamp to hold the wood together while the glue dried.
• clap The audience began to clap as the performer took a bow.
• Clapped The audience clapped loudly when the performer finished their song.
• clapper The clapper in the bell tower was broken, and the bells would not ring for the noon chime.
• Claps The audience erupted in thunderous claps as the band finished their last song.
• clasp I struggled with the clasp on my necklace for several minutes before finally getting it fastened.
• claw The cat used its sharp claw to catch the bird.
• clay She reached down to pick up a handful of clay from the riverbank.
• clip She asked me to clip the coupons before we went grocery shopping.
• clop I could hear the clop, clop of the horse's hooves as it approached.
• lap I enjoy lying on the couch with my cat on my lap.
• lapp The Lapp community is known for their reindeer husbandry.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking