How to spell SLETP correctly?

If you have mistakenly typed "sletp" instead of the correct spelling "slept", don't worry. Here are a couple of useful suggestions to ensure you write it correctly next time: double-check your spelling before hitting send or use a spell-checking tool to catch any errors.

• letup
• setup We need to finalize the setup for the conference room before the clients arrive.
• slap She threatened to slap him if he didn't stop insulting her.
• slat I have a nice slat to sit on.
• slate Just toss a slate over your shoulder and start writing.
• sled
• sleep She needed some sleep to clear her head.
• sleepy I feel very sleepy and it's hard to keep my eyes open.
• sleet I had to scrape a layer of sleet off my car windshield this morning.
• sleets The sleets were coming down hard and fast.
• sleety The roads were treacherous because of the sleety precipitation.
• Slept
• slip I almost had a slip on the icy sidewalk.
• slit Caroline slit open the box to find the present.
• sloop I am looking for a sloop to sail on the ocean.
• slop After throwing a party, the hosts must clean up the slop on the floor.
• slot The slot machine paid out on every pull.
• slurp The cat licked its bowl clean with a loud slurp.
• steep The steps were steep and the path rough.
• step I took a cautious step to avoid tripping on the loose tile.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking