Correct spellings for SCOPPED
- capped The bottle was capped tightly to prevent any leaks or spills.
- Cooped During the pandemic, I felt cooped up in my house all day.
- Coped I coped with the news by spending the day with my friends.
- copied The student copied the entire essay from the internet instead of writing it themselves.
- Copped She copped a feel of me as we caught up for a quick chat.
- Cupped I cupped her chin in my hand and kissed her deeply.
- Sapped She sapped the remainder of her wine.
- Scarped The castle was built on a scarped hill, making it difficult for enemy forces to breach its walls.
- Scooped I scooped up a handful of sand and let it slip through my fingers.
- scope The scope of the project was too broad to be completed within the given time frame.
- scoped I scoped out the competition before entering the market.
- scrapped The project was scrapped after the original designer left the company.
- Sipped I sipped my vodka while watching the game.
- Skipped I skipped lunch to finish my work.
- slopped I slipped Slopped on the ice and fell.
- Soaped I was soaped up by my mother-in-law.
- Sopped She sopped up the last bit of sauce with a piece of bread.
- stopped I stopped in my tracks when I saw the deer on the side of the road.
- Supped Last night, we supped on roasted vegetables and grilled chicken.
