How to spell STUYED correctly?
The correct spelling for "stuyed" could be either "stewed" or "studied". "Stewed" refers to a dish made by cooking various ingredients in a covered pot with liquid while "studied" means to spend time learning about a subject. Suggestions for the correct spelling may vary depending on the intended meaning of the word.
List of suggestions on how to spell stuyed correctly
- slayed The dragon slayed by the knight was feared by the whole kingdom.
- spayed
- staged The theatre was obviously staged for his benefit.
- Staked The horse was Staked outside the ring.
- Staled In order to get on TV, Dave had to star in a Staled commercial.
- stared I stared at the picture for a long time before I decided to put it away.
- stated He stated that he would be arriving at the airport in an hour.
- Staved He staved off his hunger by snacking on some fruits.
- Stayed I stayed up late to finish my homework.
- stayer Jen will always be a stayer in the fashion industry.
- steed The knight mounted his trusted steed and rode off into the sunset.
- stewed I ordered the beef that had been stewed for three hours, and it was absolutely delicious.
- stoked I am so stoked to go on vacation next week!
- stoned I was stone cold sober when I got home, but I must have been stoned when I got dressed because my pants were
- stored The sealed package was stored in a cool, dry place.
- Stowed
- Strayed The lost dog strayed from its owner and ended up wandering the streets for days.
- Stubbed
- stud
- studded You will find studded belts, belts with sequins, and belts with charms popular with both men and women.
- studied I studied for hours last night before the test.
- stuffed I'm stuffed after eating all of that sushi.
- stunned When I saw the the pizza delivery guy deliver a pizza to my house and I was stunned.
- styled I have styled my hair in a messy bun.
- Sutured
- Swayed
- toyed
