Correct spellings for SLIPED
- clipped She clipped off the tag from her new dress.
- Flipped I flipped the pancake over and cooked the other side until it was golden brown.
- lipid
- lipped The cat sat there licking its lipped after enjoying its meal.
- Lisped As a child, she lisped and had trouble pronouncing certain words.
- Loped The horse loped along the meadow with ease.
- Sailed We sailed across the ocean on a cruise ship.
- Sapped The long hike sapped me of all my energy.
- seeped After heavy rain, water seeped through the roof and caused damage to the furniture.
- Sipped She sipped her coffee slowly, savoring the rich and smooth flavor.
- Skipped I skipped the meeting this time.
- slapped She was so angry with him that she slapped him across the face.
- sled I borrowed my neighbor's sled to go sledding down the hill.
- sliced He sliced the bread with a sharp knife.
- slicked I slicked my hair back and tightened the straps of my tank top.
- Slid She slid down the muddy hill and landed with a thud at the bottom.
- slide Mommy is taking a slide into the pool.
- slider I have a slider for my website.
- slimmed His diet had reduced his weight by a third, so he was slimmed down considerably.
- slip The banana peel caused me to slip and fall.
- Slipped I lost my shoe while I was running and I slipped on the wet pavement.
- slipper I stepped in some slipper on the floor.
- slippy The roads can be slippy after a heavy rain.
- slips She accidentally slips on the wet floor and falls down.
- slope A slope is a gradual incline in a plane.
- sloped The roof has a sloped edge to it.
- slopped The slopped dog was left on the curb to die.
- Slued I'm getting slued.
- Sluiced The snow had melted and turned the driveway into a Sluiced mess.
- slumped After walking for hours under the sweltering sun, Rachel slumped down on the grass and drank a bottle of water.
- slurped The cat slurped up the saucer of milk in one gulp.
- Sniped The sniper sniped the target from a distance of 1,000 meters.
- Snipped The hairstylist snipped away at the split ends, leaving the client with a sleek new look.
- Soaped I took a quick shower soaped up and dried off.
- soiled I left my soiled clothing in the gutter.
- Sopped After taking a bath, I sopped my body in the shower gel.
- Sped I need to sped up so we can make the reservation.
- Spied I spied on my sister to see if she was hiding anything from me.
- Supped Last night, I supped on a delicious steak and roasted vegetables with my family.
- Swiped I swiped left on him, but he swiped back.
