How to spell STOMED correctly?
If you have mistakenly typed "stomed" instead of the word you intended to write, it's likely you intended to type "stormed". However, if you were meaning to refer to a different word, some potential correct suggestions could be "stoked", "steamed" or "sodom". Double-check the context to determine the correct replacement.
List of suggestions on how to spell stomed correctly
- domed
- doomed
- seamed The blouse seamed to fit perfectly on the model.
- Seemed
- stamped The package was clearly stamped with the sender's address.
- steamed I had some steamed broccoli for dinner.
- steed King Arthur rode his trusty steed, Excalibur, into battle.
- stemmed
- stocked The store is always fully stocked with the latest products.
- stoked I'm so stoked to have won the race!
- stomp The angry toddler began to stomp his feet on the ground when he didn't get his way.
- stomped I stomped on his foot when he tried to escape.
- stoned I was so stoned that I couldn't tell the difference between reality and fiction.
- Stood He stood on the mountain top, gazing out at the vast expanse before him.
- stooped She stooped down to pick up the fallen pencil.
- stopped I abruptly stopped when I saw the police car.
- stored I have stored all of my winter clothes in boxes in the attic until next year.
- storied The museum was filled with artifacts from the city's storied past.
- Stormed The door was stormed open and Sawyer was tackled to the ground.
- Stowed I stowed my luggage in the overhead compartment of the plane.
- Stumped I'm stumped by this crossword puzzle.
- stymied I was stymied by the software's incompatibility with my computer's operating system.
- Summed I summed up the total cost of all the items in the shopping cart.
- tamed The wild horse was eventually tamed by the experienced cowboy.
- timed I timed my run and saw that I had beaten my personal best.
- zoomed I zoomed in on my photo to get a better overview.
