Correct spellings for STARTID
- Smarted I smarted from the sunburn on my shoulders after a day at the beach.
- staid The meeting was quite staid with no lively topics.
- stared She stared intently at the painting hanging on the wall, trying to decipher its hidden meaning.
- starlit The starlit sky was breathtaking, with thousands of twinkling lights illuminating the darkness.
- starred He starred in his first movie at the age of 10.
- start I'll start working on the project as soon as possible.
- started She started feeling anxious when she realized she left her phone at home.
- starter She ordered the mushroom caps as an appetizer, and the Caesar salad as her starter.
- starting Starting a new exercise routine can be intimidating, but it will be worth it in the long run.
- startle The loud noise downstairs made me startle and jump out of bed.
- startled The loud bang startled me, making me jump out of my seat.
- starts The movie starts at 8 PM.
- starved The poor child looked starved and weak after days without food.
- stated The speaker clearly stated that the meeting would begin at 10 o'clock.
- static The static sound coming from the old radio made it difficult to hear the music.
- steroid The athlete was taking a steroid to help him increase his performance.
