Correct spellings for CAPPPED
- Camped The family had camped along the river for years, making it their favorite vacation spot.
- CAPED The Batman was wearing a caped robe.
- Capered The capered roof adds a touch of Victorian charm to the house.
- capped She capped her soda with a lime.
- Carped I need to carped about something with my friend.
- chapped My lips are getting dry and chapped from this cold weather.
- Clapped I clapped my hands together after she said her piece.
- clipped I clipped my nail.
- Copped I copped a fake ID from my cousin.
- crapped I'm going to crapped myself if I don't hurry up.
- cropped The photo had to be cropped to remove the unwanted background.
- Cupped The cup was cupped in her hands.
- Lapped I lapped the horse's neck.
- Mapped She mapped out her route on her phone before she left.
- napped I napped for an hour after lunch.
- Rapped I got rapped by a friend.
- Sapped Once the water was suped, it Sapped all the heat from the engine.
- tapped She tapped her pencil on the desk, waiting for the teacher to finish writing on the board.
- yapped The dog yapped incessantly.
- zapped I zapped my leg when I tripped.
