Correct spellings for CEPED
- Aped The young boy aped his father's every move as he tried to impress him.
- beeped The car horn beeped loudly, warning the pedestrians to get out of the way.
- CAPED The superhero donned his caped suit and flew into the night to fight crime.
- capped The mountain was capped with snow throughout the year.
- Carped I have a new toy, a carped seahorse!
- Ceased The rain ceased just as the sun began to rise.
- cede I cede control of the company to you.
- Ceded The United States ceded the Oregon Country to the British in 1846.
- Celled The organism was single-celled, meaning it had only one cell.
- Cheeped I cheeped my way through the undergrowth.
- Cooped I felt cooped up in the house all day due to the bad weather outside.
- Coped Despite the tragedy, he coped with the loss of his loved ones through therapy and support from friends and family.
- copied I copied the file to my computer.
- Copped He copped two tickets to the concert.
- CPD The COPD door must be tightly closed when the CPD is on to prevent the recirculation of air.
- Cupped I cupped my hands under the faucet to gather some water.
- heaped The laundry was heaped up in a huge pile.
- Leaped The rabbit leaped over the fence to get away from the fox.
- OPED The article offers some important observations about the recent oped piece in the New York Times.
- Peeped I peeped through the gap in the door to catch a glimpse of Jill.
- pepped After the motivational speech, the coach pepped up his team before the game.
- Reaped After the corn was reaped, the farmer got his sickle out to reap the grain.
- scoped The investigators scoped out the area before beginning their search for evidence.
- seed Left in the spilled seed, the plant will grow.
- seeped Water seeped through the roof and caused damage to the walls.
- Sped The truck sped away from the scene of the accident, leaving a trail of smoke behind.
