How to spell PEROP correctly?

If you meant to type "perop" but it's a misspelling, here are some possible correct suggestions: "perk", "per", "prep", "plop" or "prop". Double-check your context or intended meaning to choose the right word. Remember to rely on spell-check tools to avoid such errors in the future.

• crop The farmer will need to harvest the crop before the rain destroys it.
• drop
• peep I could hear a faint peep coming from the bird's nest.
• pep I need a little pep in my step to get through the rest of the day.
• Perez The Perez family owns a bakery in the heart of the city.
• peril The hiker faced great peril when he got lost in the woods during a storm.
• period The students were given a one-hour period to complete the test.
• peron Peron was the president of Argentina from 1951 until his death in 1955.
• Perot Ross Perot was a prominent figure in American politics in the 1990s.
• perry I always avoid drinking any type of alcohol that contains Perry.
• peru
• plop I heard a plop as the rock fell into the lake.
• pop He loves to listen to pop music.
• prep I need to prep for my calculus test.
• pro I'm a pro at playing the guitar.
• PROB The PROB of passing the exam depends on how much you study.
• prod I need to prod the gas pedal a little harder to get the car going.
• prof The students always eagerly anticipated the lectures provided by their favorite prof.
• prom She was excited to buy her dress for prom.
• PRON
• prop The prop is sufficient to hold up the scene.
• props She opted for a tight white dress with large polka dot props.
• pros The pros of working from home are the flexibility in schedule and the ability to avoid commuting.
• PROV
• prow The pirate ship's prow crashed against the rocky shore, causing the crew to panic.

Apsolutly

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