How to spell STYED correctly?

If you find yourself misspelling "styed", the correct suggestion depends on the context. If you mean to refer to a place where pigs are kept, the correct spelling is "stye". However, if you meant to type "stayed", which means to remain in a particular place, that is the correct spelling.

• dyed
• sated After consuming the whole pizza, I felt sated and had no room for dessert.
• Sided
• Sited The university campus is sited on a spacious plot of land surrounded by lush green trees.
• slayed King Slayed the dragon and freed the princess from her tower.
• spayed She has been spayed and is now ready for her new family.
• staged The play was staged for our entertainment.
• staid The staid old woman was not impressed by the tattered young man.
• Staked I was Staked out by the cops.
• Staled
• stared She stared at her reflection in the mirror and couldn't believe how much she had aged.
• stated The athletes have stated that they will not participate in the Games because of the conditions.
• Staved I staved off my hunger with a small snack until dinner was ready.
• Stayed I stayed at home all weekend to study for my upcoming exams.
• stayer John is a stayer, he was the only one in our group who completed the marathon.
• STD
• stead He worked hard and remained at his post, holding the stead until his colleague arrived.
• steed
• stet The editor marked the change in red pen, but the author wrote "stet" in the margin to indicate that the original text should remain as written.
• stewed I heated up some beef stewed in a sauce made from red wine, tomato sauce and bouillon.
• stoked I am stoked for my vacation next week!
• stoned He got stoned last night with his friends.
• Stood The sky was orange, and the sun was rising. I stood and watched it for a while.
• stored The data is stored on the external hard drive for safekeeping.
• Stowed She stowed her bags in the overhead bin.
• Strayed The lost dog strayed too far from his home and couldn't find his way back.
• stud The construction worker without any hesitation pulled out his stud finder to locate the perfect spot to hang the painting.
• styled
• stymied Despite numerous attempts to solve the equation, the student was stymied and could not figure out the answer.
• Swayed I was so swayed by her argument that I agreed to her proposal.
• toyed I toyed with the idea of going to the party, but I thought it would be too much effort.

Intertubing

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