Correct spellings for PAPSIE
- Apse The apse of the church was decorated with intricate frescoes and stained glass windows.
- Basie Count Basie was a jazz pianist and bandleader who was famous for his swing style and his highly influential Kansas City jazz sound.
- Capsid The capsid of a virus helps to protect its genetic material.
- Capsize The boat started to capsize in the stormy weather.
- Cassie Cassie was in charge of organizing the office potluck party.
- Falsie She had to readjust her falsie after it slipped down her shirt.
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- Lapse Due to a lapse in judgment, she made a decision she later regretted.
- Lassie Lassie was a beloved character in American television history.
- Maisie Maisie is a friendly and outgoing person who is always willing to help others.
- Palsied The old man's hand was palsied, making it difficult for him to hold onto his cane.
- Palsies Palsies can cause muscle weakness, tremors, and paralysis.
- Pansies I planted a row of pansies in my garden last week.
- Pantie
- Pappies I had to clean up after the Pappies when they spilled their coffee on the table.
- Paps The paps of the flowers were covered in morning dew.
- PAPS
- Parse The computer program was designed to parse through large amounts of data to identify patterns and trends.
- Passe His fashion sense is so passe, he always wears outdated clothing.
- Passim I have seen that argument passim in various academic papers on the topic.
- Passive He was a passive observer at the meeting, preferring to let others do the talking.
- Paste I need to paste this picture onto the paper.
- Pastie She unwrapped the pastie and took a bite, savoring the rich meat and vegetable filling.
- Patsies The two men were merely patsies in a much larger scheme orchestrated by more powerful criminals.
- Pattie Pattie is my cousin's name.
- Pause Don't forget to take a pause when you feel overwhelmed.
- Pepsi I would like to order a large Pepsi with my burger and fries, please.
- Pepsin Pepsin is a digestive enzyme produced in the stomach that breaks down proteins into smaller units called peptides.
