Correct spellings for GOSPED
- Cooped I feel cooped up inside during the winter months.
- Coped She coped with the stress of the exam by taking deep breaths and focusing on each question one at a time.
- Copped I copped a cheap shirt from the thrift store.
- COSTED I costed out the expenses for our trip and realized we needed to cut back on some activities.
- Gaped The children gaped in wonder at the enormous cake.
- Gasped She gasped when she realized she had forgotten her phone at home.
- Gassed After the long drive, we finally arrived at the gas station to get gassed up before heading out on the road again.
- ghosted I was ghosted after we texted for hours.
- godspeed Godspeed, my friend.
- gospel The gospel is a message of hope and salvation for all who believe.
- Gossiped She gossiped about her coworkers during her break at work.
- grasped She grasped the handle tightly and pulled the door open.
- Griped She griped about the traffic on her daily commute.
- Groped She felt violated after she was groped on the crowded train.
- grouped She grouped the colored pencils by shade before starting her drawing.
- Gulped He gulped down the glass of water in one go, feeling the cool liquid soothing his parched throat.
- gusted I gusted a hair out of my face.
- gypped It's not appropriate or respectful to use the term "gypped" as it is actually a derogatory term that references anti-Romani sentiments and the word "gypsy".
- Lisped She lisped her way through the speech due to her missing front tooth.
- Rasped The old man's voice rasped as he tried to speak through his parched throat.
- Soaped I soaped my hands thoroughly to ensure that I killed all the germs.
- Sopped The bread sopped up all the extra sauce on my plate.
- Sped The race car driver sped around the track, leaving behind a blur of color.
