How to spell STAOP correctly?

If you accidentally type "staop" instead of "stop", here are a few suggestions to correct the misspelling. Replace the misplaced "a" with the correct vowel, "o", resulting in the word "stop". Double-check your fingers' placement on the keyboard or use autocorrect to help you out.

• atop The cat sat atop the bookshelf, looking down at its owner with disdain.
• sap The maple tree's sap is used to make delicious syrup.
• soap I always make sure to wash my hands with soap before eating.
• sop I used a piece of bread to sop up the delicious sauce from my plate.
• STA
• stamp
• staph I got a nasty staph infection from that guy at the party.
• star I am a star in my field.
• stay The stay will last until tomorrow.
• steep The mountain was steep and rough, requiring a lot of effort to make it to the top.
• step Please step back from the desk.
• stomp I was so angry I wanted to stomp my feet.
• stoop
• stoops She stoops to tie her shoelaces.
• stop He signaled to the driver to stop.
• stops The bus stops at the corner of the street.
• stoup There is a large flour stoup by the side of the road.
• stow I'll have to stow my rifle behind the couch.
• strap I used my belt to strap my suitcase to my bike.
• strop He began to strop his razor angrily.
• tap I heard a tap on the window and saw a bird perched on the sill.
• tarp I need a tarp to cover the junk in the yard.
• top I put on my top before leaving the house.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking