How to spell STUBLY correctly?
If you happened to misspell "stubly", fret not, as there are several correct alternatives you can use. The possible suggestions include: "stubbly", referring to short, rough facial hair; "stubley", a surname; and "stubble", denoting short, bristly crops or facial hair. Remember to consult a dictionary if you're uncertain!
List of suggestions on how to spell stubly correctly
- doubly She was doubly excited to be both visiting her grandparents and getting a new puppy.
- stable I'm glad the barn is now stable after all the repairs.
- stably The financial market has been stably performing over the last few months.
- steely I've got a steely resolve.
- stoutly He stood stoutly against the harsh wind and rain, refusing to let the weather stop him from completing his task.
- stub I accidentally tore off the stub of my movie ticket and couldn't get in to the theater without it.
- stubble He forgot to shave for a week, leaving his face covered in a thick layer of stubble.
- stubbly He looked rugged and handsome with his stubbly beard.
- stubby The little boy grabbed his stubby pencil to write his name on the paper.
- stubs I found a few old ticket stubs from concerts I went to years ago.
- stumble I almost had a stumble as I tripped over the uneven pavement.
- subtly She hinted at her idea subtly during the meeting.
