Correct spellings for SLETP
- letup The wind letup and the rain stopped.
- setup The kitchen setup is complete.
- slap She felt a slap on her shoulder as her friend greeted her with excitement.
- slat I need to replace the broken slat on my blinds before it completely falls off.
- slate I need to clean the slate before I can write anything new on it.
- sled
- sleep I usually need eight hours of sleep to feel rested and energized in the morning.
- sleepy After a long day at work, I feel so sleepy that I could fall asleep anywhere.
- sleet I had to scrape my windshield this morning because it had frozen sleet on it.
- sleets The weather forecast predicted that it would rain tonight but it actually sleets.
- sleety It's sleety outside, so grab your coat.
- Slept I slept for 10 hours and still feel tired.
- slip As she walked on the wet floor, she felt herself slip and fall.
- slit After I slit the chicken's throat, it was quick and easy to cook.
- sloop The sailor sailed his sloop through the treacherous waters of the bay.
- slop We ate slop for breakfast.
- slot The slot in the door was too small for my key.
- slurp A slurp is when you drink liquids quickly.
- steep The hill was steep and I was out of breath by the time I got to the top.
- step Please step away from the dog.
