How to spell STUCO correctly?
If you meant to type "stuco" but it appears to be a misspelling, there are a few correct alternatives you can consider. It might have been intended as "stucco", referring to a plaster-like material used for finishing walls. Alternatively, you could have meant "stuccoed", which is the past tense of the verb form.
List of suggestions on how to spell stuco correctly
- sacco
- Staci My college friend, Staci, is coming to the party.
- stack
- Stacy I was wondering if Stacy was going to the party tonight.
- Steno I need to hire a steno to help take notes during the meeting.
- stick I need to find a stick to help me reach the top shelf.
- stock I'm looking for some stock footage to use in my commercial.
- struck
- Stu Stu was always a bit of a risk taker.
- stub I need a pencil with a stub so I can write in my journal.
- stucco She applied thick layers of stucco to the wall to cover up the damage.
- stuck I think my car is stuck in mud.
- stud The stud on my jacket fell off.
- studio I've decided to start a studio.
- study
- stuff I need to get my stuff from the house.
- stun
- stung The bee stung me and I itched for hours.
- Stunk I really stunk up the place last night.
- stupor After coming down from her high, she felt a sense of nausea and a staggering stupor.
- taco I need to make a taco for dinner.
- tuck She continued to tuck the blankets around herself until she was well cocooned.
