How to spell SUMPED correctly?
The correct spelling of "sumped" will depend on its intended meaning. If it's referring to a pit or hole in which liquid or debris accumulates, the correct spelling is "sump". If it's referring to a struggle for air, the correct spelling is "gasping" or "panting". Consider the context to ensure the correct spelling is used.
List of suggestions on how to spell sumped correctly
- Bumped I accidentally bumped into my boss while carrying a tray of coffee.
- dumped He dumped his old clothes in the donation bin.
- humped The camel humped its back before kneeling down to allow us to climb aboard.
- Jumped
- Lumped I accidentally lumped all my laundry together and now I have to separate it again.
- pumped
- sampled She sampled a piece of cake to see if it was good enough for the party.
- Sapped After the long hike, my energy was completely sapped.
- seeped The water seeped through the crack in the roof during the heavy rainstorm.
- simper She tried to simper at the boss to get on his good side, but he saw right through her false demeanor.
- Sipped I sipped my coffee slowly, savoring its warmth and aroma.
- Skimped She skimped on the ingredients and the cake turned out dry and tasteless.
- slumped After a long day at work, John slumped into his favorite armchair and closed his eyes.
- slurped
- Soaped
- Sopped I sopped the sauce up with a napkin.
- Sped The car sped down the highway, ignoring the speed limit signs.
- Spumed The dragon spumed a glob of spittle in the air.
- stamped She stamped her foot in frustration when the package didn't arrive on time.
- stomped She stomped her foot in frustration as she realized she had missed her train.
- Stumped I'm stumped on what to get my dad for his birthday.
- Summed I summed up the entire budget and realized we were over by $10,000.
- sump The car's engine needs a new sump due to a leak.
- Sumter Sumter, South Carolina was named after Revolutionary War General Thomas Sumter.
- Supped After dinner, they went to the living room to visit and quickly supped up on some of the desserts.
- swamped I am swamped with work and won't be able to go out tonight.
- Thumped He was thumped on the head with a pipe.
