How to spell STACKE correctly?
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List of suggestions on how to spell stacke correctly
- sack "Give me a sack and I will go to get it," said Aponitolau, and he went.
- sacked "Why, Mary, thou didst but recently say thy very self that Norman of Torn was most courteous to thee when he sacked this, thy father's castle.
- sake Do, for my sake!"
- stack Of Hynds House itself one couldn't see anything but a stack of chimneys above a forest of trees.
- stacked In July hay was cut, dried, and stacked.
- stacks They had stacks of unmistakable yellow gold before them-actually stacks.
- stag Three Wits rode the Stag around the house three times.
- stage We ride, we take a stage.
- stake The gods only know what pain it will give me to lose you both, and yet I repeat a thousand times: Go back to Persia, and remember that none but fools stake life and happiness to no purpose.
- stakes Big stakes always work them up."
- stalk Then as this stalk is no longer cropped, it leads the tree upward.
- stalker New York, 1890. 1890-91 Stalker, J., The Preacher and His Models.
- stark The house looked stark and desolate.
- steak "No, there was no steak to-night.
- stick He spoke only one word, but there was a world of confidence in his tone: " Stick."
- sticker She glued a sticker to the back of the window.
- sticky I can't get my hands off the sticky dessert.
- stock
- stocked The store is stocked with all the necessary supplies.
- stocky
- stoke I was so excited to go see my old friend, but when I arrived there was no sign of her.
- stoker The stoker was responsible for keeping the coal burning.
- stuck My hair is stuck in the comb.
- tack The box was quite heavy, so I added a few pieces of tack to hold it together.
- tacker He caught the tackler with a powerful tackle.
- tacky This is a really tacky outfit.
- take
- Stank The air in the room smelled REALLY bad.
- Staked She had staked her claim to his heart and he wasn't going to let her go without a fight.
- Stacie My big sister Stacie always has my back.
- Stacey My grandmother is named Stacey.
- Starkey My uncle is married to a starkey.
- Starker In the dark, the starkest contrast was the bright light emanating from the Starker house.
