How to spell STANLE correctly?
The misspelling "stanle" could be corrected to "Stanley", a common name or to "staple", meaning a necessary or important item. Another possibility could be "stale", meaning a food item that is past its prime. Depending on the context, other options could include "stalemate", "stalwart" or "standee."
List of suggestions on how to spell stanle correctly
- stable The patient's condition has improved and is now stable.
- Stabler After the stabbing, the Stabler Squad was called in to investigate.
- stably
- stael In order to regain his strength, the paladin Stael spent many hours meditating in the sacred grove.
- stale
- stall The car engine began to stall on the steep hill.
- Stan I know Stan from the coffee shop down the street.
- stance The pro-gun lobby has taken a pro-stance on gun control.
- stanch The paramedics worked quickly to stanch the bleeding from the deep cut.
- stand I need to put on my shoes so I can stand.
- standee The standee in the movie theater was so tall I had to sit behind it.
- stander I saw a stander in the crowd of people watching the street performance.
- Stank I can't believe that he would stoop to such a lowly measure, Stank.
- stanley She slept with Stanley for some extra money.
- stanza I am writing a stanza.
- staple
- stapler She used the stapler to staple the photos together.
- startle The loud noise from the construction work outside my window caused me to startle and spill my coffee.
- steele The knife's blade was made of sharp steele.
- stifle I tried to stifle my laughter but it came out in snorts instead.
- stile I hopped over the stile and onto the hiking trail.
- Stine I'm reading " Stine" for the 10th time.
- stole
- stone protecting his stone from being plucked away.
- style She has a unique style of dress that always catches people's attention.
