Correct spellings for GIPPIED
- dipped I dipped my spoon into the bowl of hot soup and blew on it to cool it down.
- dippier
- gapped The gapped highway caused significant traffic delays.
- gimped The athlete's performance was gimped by their recent ankle injury.
- gripped Fear gripped her as she heard strange noises coming from the dark alleyway.
- guppies I am thinking of getting some guppies for my fish tank.
- gypped
- hipped The cottage had a hipped roof with sloping sides.
- hippie My aunt was a hippie back in the 1960s and always talked about the peace and love movements.
- hippies In the 1960s, hippies embraced a free-spirited lifestyle that rejected mainstream social norms.
- kipped I kipped on the cot in the tent during the camping trip.
- lipped The lipped edge of the bowl prevented the soup from spilling over onto the table.
- nipped The cold wind nipped at my ears as I walked outside.
- nippier The weather is nippier today than it was yesterday.
- pipped Her competitor was pipped at the finish line by just a fraction of a second.
- ripped He accidentally ripped his shirt while trying to grab something from the top shelf.
- rippled As she walked through the shallow waters, the surface rippled under her feet.
- sipped She sipped her tea slowly, enjoying the warmth and aroma of the beverage.
- tipped I tipped my hat to the kind stranger who held the door open for me.
- tippled After the stressful week, the group tippled a few glasses of wine to unwind.
- yipped The dog yipped with excitement as the owner came home.
- zipped She quickly zipped up her coat before heading out into the cold wind.
- zippier John's new car was much zippier than his old one.
