Correct spellings for STPED
- Sapped After a long day at work, I felt completely sapped of energy.
- sated After a long hike, we finally reached the summit and sated our hunger with a satisfying picnic lunch.
- seeped The water seeped through the cracks in the dam, causing it to weaken.
- Sipped She sipped her tea slowly, enjoying the warmth of the mug in her hands.
- Sited The company's new headquarters will be sited on the outskirts of town.
- Soaped I soaped my hands thoroughly for at least 20 seconds before rinsing.
- Sopped After the rainstorm, the ground was sopped and muddy.
- Sped The car zoomed past me and sped down the highway.
- speed The car was traveling at a dangerously high speed down the highway.
- Spied The detective spied on the suspect from behind a tree.
- spud
- stamped
- stapled She stapled the pages together to form a booklet.
- STD
- stead I will stay here in your stead while you go handle important matters.
- steed The knight mounted his noble steed and rode off on a quest to rescue the princess from the dragon.
- Steeped I steeped Esther's tea bag in hot water.
- step I skipped over a step.
- Stepped I stepped on a pile of leaves and heard them crunch under my feet.
- stet The author wrote "stet" on the proof indicating that no correction should be made.
- stipend She was offered a stipend to help fund her travel expenses.
- stomped I stomped on some ants.
- stooped He stooped to pick up the book.
- stopped I stopped counting at 20 when it started getting too difficult.
- striped I spotted some striped bass swimming by.
- stud I'm going to be a stud in the exam after studying all night long.
- Stumped I'm stumped on what to get my sister for her birthday.
- Supped After Supped, I felt much better.
- taped I taped a note to the door reminding me to buy groceries.
- typed I typed up my report and emailed it to my boss.
