Correct spellings for STOODE
- snood She wore a snood to keep her hair out of her eyes.
- stodge
- stogie He sat in his armchair, puffing on his stogie and reading the newspaper.
- stoke The coach's pre-game speech was meant to stoke the players' competitive spirit.
- stole The thief stole the expensive watch from the jewelry store.
- stone She stumbled on a loose stone and twisted her ankle.
- Stood She stood at the edge of the cliff, watching the sun rise over the vast ocean.
- stooge An unemployed man is a poor stooge for the rich.
- stool I need to sit on the stool to tie my shoe.
- stoop I had to stoop to get a good look at the newly planted flowers.
- stooped She was stooped over with the weight of the bag.
- store I need to stop by the store on the way home to pick up some bread.
- stove I need to start the stove to cook breakfast.
- stowe Stowe is a beautiful town located in northern Vermont, known for its stunning fall foliage and world-class skiing.
- stride I walked a long stride to catch up with her.
- Strode Ralph Strode was the oldest of the Strode children.
