How to spell IPPED correctly?

If you've accidentally misspelled "ipped", worry not! Here are a few possible correct suggestions: "ripped", "zipped", "clipped" or "flipped". Double-check your intended meaning and select the appropriate option. Remember, it's common to make typos, so always proofread before finalizing any document or message.

• Aped The class Aped their teacher's behavior during the lesson.
• append I need to append this additional information to the report.
• biped I saw a biped walking across the street.
• bopped I bopped him on the shoulder as I passed by.
• capped I've been capped twice this year.
• chipped I chipped a tooth on the edge of my tea cup.
• Copped He copped a feel of her without permission.
• Cupped She cupped her hands around the hot mug of tea to warm them up.
• dipped She dipped her French fry in the ketchup before taking a bite.
• gypped Using the term "gypped" is offensive and perpetuates negative stereotypes about the Romani people.
• hipped She hipped the water to boil for tea.
• Hopped I hopped on one leg to the finish line of the race.
• iced After being out in the cold for hours, it was nice to curl up with a cup of hot chocolate and an iced
• impede The construction works impede the traffic flow in the city.
• IPAD The boy was excited to receive his new iPad as a gift from his parents.
• IPOD Ipod nano was the perfect gift for my daughter.
• Lapped The dog lapped up the water from his bowl enthusiastically.
• lipped She nervously lipped the edge of her knuckle as she waited for the results.
• lopped He chopped the wood with an ax, and then lopped the logs into smaller pieces with his cleaver.
• Mapped The location of the mapped point is displayed on the map.
• Mopped She mopped up the spilled juice on the floor.
• napped
• Nipped I nipped out of the room before he could ask any more questions.
• OPED
• opted The candidate opted out of the survey.
• pepped After drinking her morning coffee, she felt pepped up and ready to tackle the day.
• pied The cat meowed and lay its head in the middle of the pied Moss's foot.
• Piped The aroma of freshly piped cream filled the bakery.
• Pipped Despite being in the lead for most of the race, he was pipped at the finish line by his competitor.
• Popped I accidentally popped a balloon with my fingernail.
• Pupped Todd called Pupped after finding her underwear on the ground.
• Quipped "I'm sure there's a perfectly reasonable explanation for why you're wearing a pink tutu," quipped Sarah to her brother.
• Rapped I had a weird dream about being Rapped.
• ripped She ripped the shirt off her body.
• Sapped I emptied my glass of sapped by the time the waiter came by.
• Shipped I ordered a shipped item.
• Sipped Audrey sipped her wine while studying the menu.
• Sopped
• Sped I sped through the intersection before the light turned red.
• Supped Last night, my family and I supped on grilled chicken and vegetables.
• tapped The door was tapped.
• tipped I tipped the waiter for his excellent service.
• tippet The old lady's wool tippet kept her neck warm against the chilly autumn wind.
• topped The cake was topped with fresh strawberries.
• upped I upped my daily exercise routine to improve my overall health.
• upper I live on the upper floor of the apartment building.
• Whipped My bottom was getting a bit whipped.
• Wiped
• yapped The small dog yapped continuously at the mailman.
• yipped As the little dog saw his owner coming towards him, he yipped with excitement and wagged his tail.
• zapped Her phone zapped with electricity just as she was about to take a picture.
• zipped I zipped my backpack up before going to the library.

Apsolutly

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