How to spell STOOKED correctly?

One possible correct suggestion for the misspelling "stooked" is "stacked", as they sound similar and have a similar meaning. Other possible suggestions could include "staked" or "stocked", depending on the intended meaning of the word.

• scooted She scooted her chair closer to the table to get a better view of the document.
• smoked I smoked a cigar on the balcony.
• soaked After John fell into the pool, his clothes were thoroughly soaked.
• spooked The sudden loud noise spooked the cat, causing it to run away in fear.
• stacked The books were stacked neatly on the shelves.
• Staked I staked my claim to the last piece of cake.
• stalked The victim felt uneasy and believed she was being stalked by someone in the alleyway.
• stocked
• stoke He hoped to stoke the fire and warm up the room.
• stoked
• stoker The ship's stoker fed coal into the furnace to keep the engine running.
• Stokes The stokes of the engine increased as the car accelerated down the highway.
• stoned The students got stoned after their final exams.
• Stood I stood in line for hours to get concert tickets.
• stooge The manager was acting like the stooge of the boss.
• stooped I stooped to pick up the fallen brick.
• stored The food was stored in the cupboard.
• Stowed
• stroked I stroked her hair as we lay in bed.

Intertubing

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