How to spell STPPED correctly?

If you have accidentally misspelled "stpped", don't worry! Here are some correct suggestions: "stepped", "stopped" or "stripped". Each word has a different meaning, so choose the one that fits your context. Proofread your writing and use tools like spell check to avoid such errors in the future.

• dipped
• Sapped After the long day of work, she was completely sapped of any energy.
• seeped The smell of gasoline seeped into the garage.
• Sipped She sipped her coffee slowly while she read the newspaper.
• Skipped I skipped the last chapter of the book because it was too boring.
• slapped I accidentally slapped my own face while trying to adjust my glasses.
• Slipped
• slopped The milk slopped over the edge of the cereal bowl as I carried it to the table.
• Snapped I snapped my fingers to get his attention.
• Snipped She snipped off a small piece of the fabric to use for the patch.
• Soaped I soaped up my hands before rinsing them with water.
• Sopped
• Sped
• speed He was driving at a high speed when he got pulled over by the police.
• Spied I spied on my little sister to see what she was hiding in her room.
• stamped Before mailing the envelope, she stamped it with a beautiful design.
• stapled I stapled the pages of my report together before submitting it.
• steed The knight rode into battle on his powerful steed.
• Steeped The tea is steeped for at least five minutes to enhance its flavor.
• steppe The nomads refused to settle on the fertile land and instead chose to roam the steppe.
• Stepped She stepped on the gas and sped away.
• stepper I am trying to get in shape by using a stepper machine.
• steppes The vast steppes of Central Asia are home to many nomadic tribes.
• stipend The university offers a generous stipend to graduate students who work as teaching or research assistants.
• stippled The artist stippled the canvas with tiny dots to create a textured effect.
• stomped The elephant stomped through the jungle, leaving a trail of crushed foliage in its wake.
• stooped I stooped to pick up the fallen fruit.
• stopped I stopped when I saw a deer in the road.
• stopper He put a stopper in the bottle to keep the liquid from spilling.
• Stoppled The car Stoppled suddenly when the driver hit the brake pedal.
• Strapped He was strapped to the chair with ropes.
• striped
• stripped The burglar stripped the house of all its valuables before fleeing.
• Stropped He stropped his razor carefully before shaving.
• Stumped I'm totally stumped on this project.
• Supped Last night, I supped on a delicious steak dinner at the new restaurant downtown.
• Swapped I accidentally swapped my phone with my brother's.
• taped I taped a note to the door reminding myself to water the plants.
• tapped You tapped me on the shoulder.
• tipped She tipped the waiter generously for the excellent service.
• topped I topped my cake with a cherry.
• typed I typed my essay for three hours straight.
• zapped I accidentally zapped myself when I touched the exposed wire.
• zipped I zipped up my jacket to keep warm in the cold weather.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately