How to spell STOODY correctly?

If you made the common misspelling "stoody", worry not! The correct suggestions for this could be "study" or "sturdy". "Study" refers to the act of learning or researching, while "sturdy" means strong and well-built. Next time, let spell check guide you towards the right word!

• snood The snood kept her hair in place while she worked in the garden.
• snooty I don't care if she's snooty, she can't stand me.
• soddy I've never seen such a soddy lawn before.
• sooty The sooty smog is a sign of pollution.
• steady We needed to steady ourselves before we could move.
• stocky She had a stocky figure that made her look more like a weightlifting coach than a model.
• stodgy The food was so stodgy, I could barely swallow it.
• stony The path was stony and bumpy, making it difficult to walk.
• Stood I stood in line for about an hour.
• stooge He had no real authority and was often seen as a stooge for the company's CEO.
• stool I need to get a stool for this cabinet.
• stoop I need to stoop to pick up the fallen flowers.
• storey
• stormy The weather forecast warned of a stormy day ahead.
• story
• Strode Tom strode confidently across the room.
• study
• sturdy The sturdy old tree survived the strong winds during the storm.
• toady The toady was a helpful creature that followed its master without question.
• toddy I love to drink a warm toddy on a cold winter night.

Intertubing

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