How to spell SEAP correctly?
If you're unsure about the correct spelling of "seap", here are some possibilities to consider: "seep", meaning to leak or ooze; "soap", a cleaning agent; or "sheep", a woolly mammal. Double-check your context and intended meaning to choose the appropriate option.
List of suggestions on how to spell seap correctly
- heap She had a heap of laundry to do.
- leap The athlete took a running start before making a leap over the high bar.
- neap The tide during neap season is lower than usual.
- reap If you sow good seeds, you will reap a good harvest.
- sap The maple tree was tapped to collect its sweet sap.
- sea I love swimming in the sea during the summer months.
- seal
- seam I need to sew a seam down the middle of this fabric.
- Sean Sean is coming over to study with me later.
- sear
- seas The oceans and seas cover a vast majority of the Earth's surface.
- seat I moved closer to the window seat, hoping to catch a better view of the beautiful landscape below.
- seep
- slap I will not tolerate it if you try to slap me.
- snap I heard a loud snap when the branch broke.
- soap
- swap I'd like to swap my blue pen for your red one, please.
