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How to spell STOOR correctly?

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List of suggestions on how to spell stoor correctly

  • astor John Jacob Astor was a prominent businessman and real estate investor in the early 19th century.
  • door Please close the door so the air conditioning doesn't escape.
  • motor My car's motor started making a strange noise.
  • rotor The helicopter's rotor spun faster as the pilot lifted off the ground.
  • scoot I need to scoot over so that you can sit next to me.
  • setter The setter passed the ball to the hitter for the winning point.
  • sitar The musician was playing the sarod and the sitar.
  • sitter Sitting in a tree, Clare watched the birds.
  • snood John took off his snood and shook his hair out.
  • snoot I don't think she saw me snoot around.
  • soar I soared through the air.
  • sod I think I'll go out and sod around.
  • soda I am thirsty and would like a can of soda.
  • soon Please hurry up; I have to leave soon.
  • soot The coals were sooty and black.
  • sooty The sooty air was heavy with the smell of smoke.
  • sort I need to sort all of these papers into specific categories.
  • sot I saw the sot stumble out of the bar after drinking too much.
  • sour Today's soup is a bit sour for my taste.
  • spoor The animal's spoor in the soft ground was very obvious.
  • ST I can see the ST logo on your shirt.
  • STA She kept staring at her STA ticket until the train came.
  • stair I almost tripped and fell down the stair.
  • star I could see a shooting star when I was walking back home last night.
  • starr With a star-studded sky as my backdrop, I began my ceremony.
  • stay I will stay here with you while you catch your breath.
  • STE
  • steer The driver of the car must steer to avoid getting HIT by the vehicle in front of them.
  • stew
  • stir I can hear the stir of the leaves outside my window.
  • stoat The stoat is a large mammal that is found in Eurasia and North America.
  • stock I need to check the stock levels before placing an order.
  • stoic In contrast to her stoic father, she was quite the opposite.
  • stoke The coach tried to stoke the team's spirit with an inspiring speech.
  • stoker The stoker was responsible for feeding the furnace.
  • STOL The STOL aircraft was specially designed for short takeoff and landing.
  • stole
  • stone I find it hard to not think about you when I'm on my stone walk.
  • stony She threw her possessions on the floor and started to cry, mourning the lost of her old life and her old stony heart
  • Stood He stood at the edge of the cliff, taking in the breathtaking view.
  • stooge The politician was accused of using his staff members as stooges to promote his personal agenda.
  • stool I need to get a stool for this task.
  • stoop I stoop to pick up the fallen Oreo.
  • stop I can't wait for the traffic to stop so I can finally go home.
  • store
  • stork
  • storm The storm brought heavy rain and strong winds, causing damage to many buildings in the area.
  • story Once upon a time, a young writer penned a story that captivated audiences around the world.
  • stoup I filled the stoup with holy water before crossing myself and entering the church.
  • stout I robustly dismissed her stout objections.
  • stove
  • stow I will have to stow my groceries away before my husband comes home.
  • stowe The Stowe House museum is a historic mansion which is open to the public.
  • stows
  • Stu I've known Stu for six months and I've never seen him wear shoes.
  • stupor After hitting his head during a football game, he fell into a stupor and could not remember what happened.
  • sty I need to clean the sty before the new pigs arrive.
  • suitor She rejected her suitor's proposal for marriage.
  • too Mom says I need to trim my hair, but I think it's too short.
  • toot My car horn let out a loud toot when the car in front of me suddenly stopped.
  • tor I looked up Tor on the internet.
  • tour I am planning to take a walking tour of the city.

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Cuteous

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  • curious
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