How to spell STIPED correctly?

The correct spelling for "stiped" could be "striped", "stipend" or "stripped". "Striped" refers to a pattern of lines or bands, while a "stipend" is a fixed regular payment. "Stripped" means to remove something's covering or surface.

• Sapped I was completely sapped of energy after running a marathon.
• seeped The water seeped through the cracks in the wall and damaged the furniture.
• Sided I sided with my friend in the argument because I believed she was right.
• Sipped She sipped her tea and enjoyed the peaceful moment.
• Sited The house was sited on a hill, providing a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside.
• Skipped
• Slipped
• Sniped The experienced sniper sniped the enemy soldier from a distance of 500 meters.
• Snipped I snipped off a small branch from the tree with my pruning shears.
• Soaped She soaped her hands to rinse away the dirt.
• Sopped
• Sped The race car driver sped down the track, leaving his competitors trailing behind.
• Spied The little girl spied on her brother to see if he was the one who ate her candy.
• Spited She spited her sister by revealing her secrets to all their friends.
• stained The shirt was stained with ketchup.
• stamped She stamped her foot in frustration when she realized she had lost her keys.
• stapled I can't open this stapled document.
• steed He rode his sturdy steed to the gymnasium.
• Steeped
• Stepped She stepped on the accelerator and the car roared forward.
• stiffed I was stiffed out of my payment after completing the job.
• Stilled As the sun set over the horizon, the once bustling city stilled to a peaceful quiet.
• stipend He was only given a stipend to live on.
• stippled The wallpaper was stippled with a variety of colors.
• stirred The dog stirred the gravel with its paw.
• stomped I stomped on his foot when he wouldn't stop talking.
• stooped
• stopped I stopped at the store to pick up some milk.
• striped She had on a striped top and jeans.
• stripped The boat was stripped of all its equipment and left adrift.
• Stumped The professor was stumped by the student's difficult question.
• suited The job is well-suited to her qualifications and experience.
• Supped Last night, we supped on a delicious meal at the new Italian restaurant.
• Swiped
• taped She had her taped interview with the police conducted in my office.
• tipped The waiter tipped him well for his experience.
• typed I typed my paper on my computer.

Intertubing

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