How to spell LEEPED correctly?
If you come across the misspelling "leeped", there are a few possible suggestions to correct it. One option is to change it to "leaped", which is the correct past tense of the verb "leap". Another alternative could be "leapt", which is another accepted variant.
List of suggestions on how to spell leeped correctly
- beeped The truck driver beeped his horn loudly to warn the pedestrians.
- Cheeped The little bird cheeped a happy tune in the tree outside my window.
- Helped I helped her carry her groceries to the car.
- Lapped The horse only lapped the water twice.
- Leaped The rabbit leaped over the fence to escape from the predator.
- leaper The long jumper was a powerful leaper and easily cleared the bar.
- Leeched She leeched off of him for life.
- Leered He frowned and glared at me, but I just Leered back.
- leper
- Limped He limped badly after he was hurt in the fall.
- lipped I was disappointed when I saw that the new lipstick had no color on my lipped area.
- Lisped The programmer spoke in lisped symbols.
- looped The ribbon was looped around the gift box and tied into a bow.
- Loped The horse loped through the field, enjoying the freedom of open space.
- lopped The lumberjacks chopped the tree lopped it down.
- Lumped I'm lumped with everyone else in this group.
- peeled I peeled the banana to reveal its sweet, soft center.
- Peeped
- seeped She seeped the blood from the wound with her fingers.
- Yelped
