How to spell SNAPED correctly?
If you've accidentally typed "snaped" instead of "snapped", don't worry, it happens to the best of us! Here are a few ways to correct this misspelling: "snapped" or "snapped?" Both options work, so choose the one that fits the context of your sentence. Remember to proofread before sending!
List of suggestions on how to spell snaped correctly
- napped I napped for approximately an hour this afternoon.
- Sapped The long hours of work had sapped all her energy, leaving her feeling exhausted.
- Scarped The house was built on a scarped hill overlooking the valley.
- seeped The water seeped through the cracks in the roof, causing damage to the ceiling.
- shaped Her features are shaped like those of her mother.
- Sipped She sipped her coffee and savored the rich and bold flavor.
- slapped The woman slapped him across the face.
- snacked Yesterday, I snacked on some chips while watching the movie.
- Snagged I was racing through the forest and snagged my shirt on a sharp branch.
- Snaked The path through the jungle snaked its way around trees and through thick undergrowth.
- snap I heard a loud snap and realized the branch had broken.
- Snapped She snapped a photo of the breathtaking view from the top of the mountain.
- snapper I really enjoyed the taste of the snapper I caught on my fishing trip.
- snappy She always has a snappy comeback ready.
- snaps She quickly snaps the lid shut on the jar of pickles.
- Snared The bird had been snared by the hunter's trap.
- snarled I snarled at the dog when it came within sniffing distance.
- Sneaked I sneaked out of the house to go to the party.
- snipe I heard a snipe about a mile away.
- Sniped The soldier sniped at the enemy from behind the barricade.
- Snipped She snipped off a length of ribbon to tie around the gift.
- Soaped My hands were soaped up as I attempted to wash off the grime from gardening.
- Sopped I sopped my forehead with a tissue.
- Sped The car sped down the highway, leaving behind a trail of dust.
- Supped After dinner, the family supped on apple pie.
- Swapped She had swapped shoes with him earlier in the day, and now his were covered in mud.
