How to spell STUED correctly?

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• sated After eating a big meal, I was finally sated and didn't want to have anything else.
• seed I saved the seed from the apple I ate yesterday.
• Sided
• Sited The new school was sited on a hill overlooking the town.
• Slued The truck slued off the icy road and into the ditch.
• staged After the staged robbery, the authorities knew they needed to find the real thief.
• staid She's the model of a staid Englishwoman.
• Staked I've staked my claim.
• Staled You're hereby warned, publically staled.
• stared She stared at the blank page in front of her, unsure of what to write.
• stated The teacher stated that the homework was due next week.
• Staved
• Stayed
• STD I'm worried that I may have contracted a STD.
• STE
• stead He stood firm and held his ground to ensure that he kept his stead for an equal opportunity.
• steed She galloped away on her loyal steed.
• steeds The steeds were quite surprised by the change in direction.
• stet The editor marked the sentence for deletion, but I requested that they stet it.
• stew A hearty stew is the perfect meal for a cold day.
• stewed I enjoyed my stewed chicken dinner.
• stoked
• stoned I was so stoned that I didn't realize I was driving.
• Stood I stood in line for hours to buy concert tickets.
• stored I kept the cookie jar stored in the cabinet.
• Stowed The ship's crew stowed the cargo away in the hold.
• Stu Stu is my cousin's nickname.
• Stubbed It's a shame that the new printer is so finnicky - it always stubbed out on me.
• stud He is such a stud on the basketball court.
• studded
• studied I studied for six hours last night for my final exam.
• studs He added studs to his hiking boots for better traction on the slippery rocks.
• study
• stuffed I am so stuffed after Thanksgiving dinner, I don't think I can eat another bite.
• stunned I was stunned when I saw the damage.
• sturdy I'm sure this sturdy desk will last for years.
• styled She always styled her hair differently every day.
• Sued
• suede
• suet Suet is a by-product of rendering animal fat.
• Sutured The surgeon skillfully sutured the wound without leaving any marks.
• ted Ted is a fascinating character in the movie.
• Teed My dad always leaves the house wearing Teed.
• tied I was tied up with ropes.
• toed She toed the line, determined to finish the race.

Intertubing

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