How to spell HIPED correctly?
If you meant to type "hiped" but actually misspelled it, the correct suggestions could be "hyped" or "helped". "Hyped" means to generate excitement or anticipation, while "helped" means to provide assistance or support. Depending on the context, either word can be accurate replacements for "hiped."
List of suggestions on how to spell hiped correctly
- biped
- Harped She constantly harped on about how important it was to eat healthily.
- heaped
- Hided
- Hied She hied to the airport to catch her flight on time.
- Hiked Yesterday, I hiked for two hours in the mountains with my friends.
- hipped She gave a hipped swing to her walk, drawing admiring glances from the men around her.
- hired The company hired a new marketing director to help boost sales.
- Hived She hived off a portion of her business to create a new company.
- Hooped The little girl joyfully hooped and giggled as she skillfully spun the hula hoops around her waist.
- Hoped I had hoped to finish my work before the deadline, but I got distracted by other things.
- Hopped The rabbit hopped away quickly when it saw the approaching predator.
- hyped The new movie has been hyped up a lot, but I thought it was just okay.
- Piped The aroma of freshly baked bread piped through the kitchen, making me hungrier than ever.
- Wiped After he wiped his face, he saw the tears.
