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• capped The bottle was tightly capped to keep the liquid from spilling out.
• chapped After a long day of skiing, my lips were so chapped that they began to peel.
• heaped
• Lapped
• Leaped The cat leaped off the windowsill and onto the couch.
• Mapped I have mapped out the entire camping route for our trip.
• napped I napped for an hour after work to recharge my energy.
• pepped After taking a short nap, I felt pepped and ready to tackle my assignments for the day.
• Rapped I got rapped by a guy on the street.
• Reaped They reaped the wheat after the harvest.
• Sapped John was sapped by the vampire.
• Swapped My car keys were swapped with Jane's at the gas station.
• tapped He tapped his foot impatiently as he waited in line.
• warped The plane was warped around by the powerful storm.
• weaned No baby has ever been weaned before.
• wearied I was wearied by the long hike up the mountain.
• Weaved Grandma weaved a beautiful tapestry using colorful threads.
• Whipped Billy was whipped when he didn't clean his room.
• whopped I whopped my sister in a game of Uno last night.
• wrapped I was wrapped up in the puppet show.
• yapped The little dog yapped excitedly as its owner returned home.
• zapped When I touched the electric fence, I got zapped.

Apsolutly

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