How to spell PUIMP correctly?

If you accidentally typed "puimp" instead of "pump", there are a few plausible corrections. One could be "pimp", which is a slang term for someone who manages prostitutes. Another possible fix is "pulp", referring to the soft, inner part of fruit or papermaking material. Context is key when deciphering the intended word.

• bump
• dump I need to dump this garbage before it starts to smell.
• gimp
• hump The camels have a hump on their back.
• imp The imp in this game is causing mischief and making it difficult for us to win.
• jump
• limp After spraining his ankle during the basketball game, John had to limp as he walked back to the bench.
• lump
• pimps
• pip My cat loves to play with a little pip that she found on the floor.
• plump The baker made plump muffins that were bursting with blueberries.
• pomp The wedding was filled with pomp and circumstance.
• primp Before the party, she spent hours in front of the mirror to primp her hair and apply makeup.
• pulp I read some of the pulp books that my aunt left at the house.
• puma The mountain puma is one of the most endangered species of feline alive.
• pump I need to pump up the tires on my bike before I can go for a ride.
• pumps I need to buy some new pumps to get my car fixed.
• pup The pup was so cute I wanted to keep it.
• rump The chef cooked a tender and juicy rump steak for his customers.
• sump I can fix the sink, but I think the sump needs to be replaced.
• ump The ump called a strike on the pitcher's fastball.
• wimp I'm not a wimp, I just don't feel like going out tonight.

Apsolutly

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