How to spell STEPD correctly?
If you're wondering what the correct spelling of "stepd" might be, here are a few possibilities to consider. It could be "stepped", referring to the act of taking a step. Another option could be "steeped", which means to soak something in a liquid. Finally, "stepped" could also signify a role such as a stepparent.
List of suggestions on how to spell stepd correctly
- sated After eating a full plate of pasta, I felt sated and couldn't eat another bite.
- seeped The water seeped through the cracks in the ceiling and dripped onto the floor.
- sept
- Sited The new office building was sited in a prime location with easy access to public transportation.
- Sped She sped away.
- STD
- stead The farmer worked daily on his land, tending to his crops with great stead.
- steady I need to hold the camera steady while taking a picture.
- steed I am on my steed, ready for the journey ahead.
- steep The hill is steep and I'm not sure I can make it up.
- Steeped The tea was steeped in hot water for five minutes before being served.
- step I need to take one step at a time to achieve my goal.
- steppe Mongolia is known for its vast steppe grasslands.
- Stepped She cautiously stepped over the puddle of water on the sidewalk.
- steps I need to take steps to improve my diet.
- stet The editor wrote "stet" next to the sentence, indicating that no changes should be made to it.
- stop
- stud He is a stud athlete who excels in both basketball and football.
- tepid The tea was tepid and I don't like weak tea.
Misspelling of the day
Intertubing
- antedating
- entertain
- entertainer
- entertaining
- inditing
- inner-tubing
- intertwine
- interurban
- intuiting
- undertaking
