Correct spellings for CLEHPIED
- Bleeped The explicit content in the song was bleeped out during the live performance.
- Canopied The wedding ceremony took place under a beautifully canopied structure in the garden.
- Cepheid Astronomers use Cepheid variable stars to accurately measure astronomical distances.
- Cheeped While exploring the forest, we heard a group of baby birds cheeped loudly from their nest.
- Clamped The mechanic clamped the brake line to prevent any further leakage.
- Clapped The audience clapped enthusiastically at the end of the breathtaking performance.
- Clasped She clasped her hands together, praying for strength.
- Cleaned I cleaned the entire house to make it spotless.
- Cleansed After a long hike, the swim in the cool, clear lake left us feeling refreshed and cleansed.
- Cleared I cleared my schedule for the day so that I could focus on studying for my exams.
- Cleaved She carefully cleaved the log in two with a powerful swing of her axe.
- Clenched As she listened to the terrifying news, her hands clenched into tight fists.
- Clergies The clergies in the church are responsible for leading worship services and offering spiritual guidance to the congregation.
- Clerked She clerked at the law firm for several years before deciding to pursue a different career path.
- Clewed I have clewed the sail to prepare the boat for smooth navigation.
- Clipped I clipped my magazine articles together to create a neat and organized file.
- Clomped I could hear my sister's heavy footsteps as she clomped up the stairs.
- Clopped The horse's hooves clopped loudly against the pavement as it trotted down the street.
- Clumped I found the socks all clumped together in the back of the drawer.
- Clumpier The second batch of cookies turned out clumpier because I accidentally added too much flour.
- Copied The student copied an entire paragraph from the internet and didn't cite the source.
- Creeped I felt creeped out when I heard the eerie footsteps in the darkness.
- Creepier The old abandoned house on the corner of the street looked even creepier at night with its broken windows and overgrown weeds.
- Espied The detective espied the criminal lurking in the shadows.
- Leaped The cat leaped onto the counter to grab the piece of fish.
- Levied The government levied heavy taxes on imported goods to protect the domestic industry.
- Sleepier After a long day at work, I become even sleepier when I lay in my warm bed.
