Correct spellings for SAPIDE
- abide As a robot, I abide by the rules of my programming.
- aide The politician was seen entering the building with his trusted aide by his side.
- amide Nylon was created by the reaction of a dicarboxylic acid with a diamine to form an amide polymer.
- aside Aside from his busy schedule, he always finds time to volunteer at the local animal shelter.
- rapid The car accelerated at a rapid pace, quickly reaching the top speed.
- rapider
- rapids The rafting trip was exhilarating as we navigated through the fast-moving rapids.
- rapine The small town was no stranger to rapine and pillage, having been raided countless times by nearby bandits.
- Sabine Sabine wished she could visit her family in Europe, but pandemic travel restrictions made it impossible.
- Sade Sade is a British-Nigerian singer, songwriter, and actress known for her smooth jazz and soul music.
- Sadie I met Sadie at the park yesterday and we had a great conversation.
- SAFIRE
- said I said hello to my friend when I saw her at the park.
- SAIME
- Sajid Sajid is my cousin's name.
- saline Doctors often use saline solutions to clean wounds.
- sapele The dining table was made of beautiful sapele wood.
- satire The comedian's performance was a brilliant satire on society's obsession with social media.
- seaside I love to go for a swim in the clear waters of the seaside.
- Seaside I love to walk along the seaside and feel the cool breeze on my face.
- side She took the side road to avoid the heavy traffic on the main street.
- slide The children laughed as they went down the slide at the playground.
- snide His comment was snide and uncalled for.
- spade I need to grab a spade and start digging the garden.
- spice I like to add cinnamon spice to my oatmeal in the morning for extra flavor.
- SPICE
- spider The spider crawled along the wall, its long legs moving gracefully.
- spike The stock market experienced a sharp spike in trading volume after the announcement of the new merger.
- spine He had a spine of steel, refusing to back down even in the face of danger.
- spire The spire of the church towered above the surrounding buildings, reaching towards the sky.
- spite She decided to quit her job out of spite for her unappreciative boss.
- stride
- supine He lay supine on the couch and watched TV.
- vapid The vapid conversation between the two strangers was painfully dull.
