Correct spellings for SHOIP
- chip
- choir The choir sang a beautiful rendition of the classic hymn.
- chomp I caught a big chomp from my steak.
- chop She decided to chop the vegetables finely for the salad.
- hip My hip hurts from bending over so much.
- hoop She spun the hoop around her waist, marveling at how long she could keep it going without dropping it.
- hop The rabbit began to hop away quickly when it heard the sound of footsteps approaching.
- sharp Don't be so sharp with your tongue; it'll only make things worse.
- sheep The farmer was sheering his sheep.
- shim The cat meowed softly and Shim sat down next to it.
- shin I saw a beautiful shin on the curb.
- ship The ship cruised the seas.
- Ships Ships were seen sailing towards the harbor in the early morning light.
- shiv In India, the shiv is used as a ceremonial knife.
- shod The horse was shod with new horseshoes for the upcoming competition.
- shoe
- shoo I had to shoo away the stray cat who was trying to steal food from my plate.
- shop I need to stop by the flower shop on my way home.
- shoppe I'm going to the old-fashioned candy shoppe to buy some nostalgic treats.
- shops I will be stopping at the shops on my way home.
- shot The basketball player took a shot and scored the winning basket.
- show
- showy The showy flowers looked out of place in the spartan setting.
- sip I took a sip of my coffee.
- soap I love the smell of lavender soap in the morning.
- sop On a cold day, I enjoy a warm glass of sop.
- soup My grandma always makes a great soup for dinner.
- whip The whip flicked against his back.
- whop I gave her a whop on the butt.
