Correct spellings for SCOPPEL
- compel The intense feeling of responsibility and duty can compel someone to take action.
- copped He copped a plea deal to avoid going to trial.
- copper She polished the antique pot, revealing the bright shine of its copper surface.
- estoppel The doctrine of estoppel prevents a person from denying any fact that they have previously stated as truth.
- Koppel Koppel is a common last name in many countries.
- scalpel The surgeon picked up the scalpel and made an incision into the patient's abdomen.
- scooped She scooped up a handful of sand and watched as it slid through her fingers.
- scooper I used the scooper to scoop out the ice cream.
- scope The scope of the project included designing, developing, and implementing a new software platform.
- scoped I scoped out the area before making my way into the abandoned building.
- scopes The teacher handed out the microscopes to the students so they could begin their science experiment and explore the microscopes' various scopes and lenses.
- Scopes The Scopes Monkey Trial was a famous court case involving the teaching of evolution in public schools.
- scupper The leak in the roof caused the water to scupper off the edge and onto the ground below.
- shoppe I visited a quaint medieval shoppe that sold handmade pottery.
- shopped She shopped for hours, trying to find the perfect dress for her friend's wedding.
- shopper The shopper was delighted to see the sale on clothes at the department store.
- shoppes The small town had charming little shoppes lining its main street.
- slopped The bartender slopped the drink all over the counter.
- sopped After falling into the ocean, his clothes were sopped and he shivered in the cold wind.
- stopped The music stopped playing when the power went out.
- stopper The wine stopper was securely in place, ensuring that the bottle of red wine remained fresh.
