Correct spellings for STOUR
- astor The Hotel Astor was an iconic establishment in New York City during the early 1900s.
- dour The man's dour expression made it clear that he was in a bad mood.
- scour I need to scour the kitchen for any leftover food.
- soar I watched the bird soar high into the sky, disappearing into the clouds.
- sou In Creole cuisine, sou is a type of spicy soup made with meat, seafood, and vegetables.
- sour The lemonade tastes too sour for my liking.
- Sours My mood sours when I don't get enough sleep.
- stair She slipped on the last stair and tumbled down the rest of the way.
- star The star in the night sky twinkled brightly.
- steer The farmer had to use both hands to steer the tractor through the muddy fields.
- stir She began to stir the soup slowly as it simmered on the stove.
- stoker The stoker tended to the coal-fired engine on the steamship.
- STOL The STOL aircraft was able to perform a short takeoff and landing on the small airstrip.
- stop I need to find a place to stop my car before it runs out of gas.
- store I am going to the store to buy groceries for dinner.
- stork The stork is a symbol of a newborn baby in many cultures.
- storm The storm brought heavy rain and strong winds, causing power outages throughout the town.
- story
- stoup The waterfall is a stoup.
- stout His stout physique made him appear intimidating to most.
- stouter He needed a stouter ladder to reach the top shelf.
- stow The flight attendant asked the passengers to stow their luggage in the overhead compartment.
- Stu I hit Stu with a ball and he fell to the ground.
- stub I need your help to fix the broken stub on my car.
- stud James is a stud on the basketball court.
- stun The bright light from the explosion seemed to stun everyone into silence.
- tor The tornado was reported near the town of Tor.
- tour I'm planning to take a tour of Europe next summer.
- tours I am going on guided tours of the city's monuments and landmarks.
