How to spell STINCO correctly?
If you've misspelled "Stinco", fear not! Here are a few correct suggestions. Firstly, it could be "Stanco", meaning tired in Italian. Secondly, "Stucco" refers to a type of plaster used in construction. Lastly, "Scion" refers to a young shoot or descendant. Check your intended context for the appropriate correction.
List of suggestions on how to spell Stinco correctly
- Shinto Shinto is Japan's indigenous religion.
- Since Since you have been neglecting your duty, I have assigned it to someone else.
- SINPO
- Stance His stance showed that he was not going to back down from his beliefs.
- Stanch After realizing the wound was not going to stanch on its own, she used a bandage to stop the bleeding.
- Stench The stench of rotten food filled the kitchen.
- Steno The steno machine is used by court reporters to transcribe spoken words into written shorthand.
- Stick I need to buy new glue sticks for my art project.
- Stine
- Sting The bee's sting was painful and caused a small bump on my arm.
- Stings The bee stings hurt for hours afterwards.
- Stingy My uncle is known to be very stingy with his money and rarely treats himself or others.
- Stink The garbage can really stinks in the summertime.
- Stinks The garbage in the dumpster stinks up the alley.
- Stinky The cleaning crew had to use a lot of air freshener to get rid of the stinky smell in the locker room.
- Stinson
- Stint I worked a stint as a waiter last summer.
- Stints He has worked a few short stints in retail.
- Stitch The cross-stitch pattern on the fabric looked intricate and beautiful.
- Stucco The exterior of the house was covered in a smooth, white stucco finish.
