How Do You Spell STOOGE?

Pronunciation: [stˈuːd͡ʒ] (IPA)

The word "stooge" is commonly spelled with a double 'o' in the middle, but its phonetic transcription shows that it only needs one. The IPA transcription for "stooge" is /stuːdʒ/, which indicates that the vowel sound is a long 'u' sound, followed by a 'dʒ' consonant sound. The spelling might suggest a need for two 'o' letters since the 'u' sound is often spelled with two letters in English. However, in this case, the 'u' sound is already represented by the letter 'u', making an additional 'o' unnecessary.

STOOGE Meaning and Definition

1. Stooge is a noun that refers to a person who plays a subservient or submissive role to another, typically in order to facilitate their plans, objectives, or ambitions. Stooges often serve as willing and obedient followers, acting upon the instructions or commands of someone in a position of power. They may lack autonomy, being used as tools or pawns by others to fulfill certain tasks or agendas.

   The term "stooge" can also be used to describe someone who is considered a fool, a buffoon, or a person easily manipulated or deceived. In this context, stooges are often seen as lacking intelligence, judgment, or the ability to think critically for themselves. They might engage in actions that support or promote the interests of others without fully understanding the consequences or having a personal stake in the matter.

   The term "stooge" can be applied to various situations, including politics, entertainment, business, or even personal relationships. In politics, a stooge is someone who acts as a puppet for a more powerful figure or political party, merely following instructions and serving as a mouthpiece for their ideas. In entertainment, a stooge may be a comic foil or partner who exists solely to enhance the performance of the main performer. Similarly, in business, a stooge may be used to deceive or manipulate others in order to gain an advantage.

   In summary, a stooge is a submissive, subservient person who willingly acts on the behalf of another, often serving as a fool or accomplice in the process.

Common Misspellings for STOOGE

• stoood
• storgae
• strooke
• stroage
• stogges
• strog
• stocke
• stoage
• sooke
• starge
• storige
• storged
• storege
• stoof
• stofe
• scooge
• stodgey
• stadge
• strouge
• stobe
• stonger
• stoge
• storge
• stoce
• stoody
• storke
• stopage
• stoarge
• stoeage
• stoodd
• stoock
• stoole
• stoone
• stoorage
• staorge
• statge
• stroge
• touge
• storg
• stoor
• stooked
• stough
• storger
• stotage
• stoocy
• stoggie
• stroger
• stornge
• stook
• stoore
• storsge
• stoool
• stoode
• stonage
• stooed
• stoogs
• stooger
• stoogee
• stogge
• stoonie
• toole
• scoole
• ttonge
• steoae
• stwoode
• stoffe
• stygge
• Stigge
• sooome
• swooie
• stoome
• stosse
• spoogge
• Stooree
• Stoorie
• scoode
• Skoole
• stoonne
• smoove
• Shouge
• Stoahe
• Storget
• Skoope
• Strooxe
• smooger
• Strogh
• Ktoome
• Stoolle
• smoogel
• sloege
• Shoege
• Spoome
• Stoggde
• stodoge
• Stooka
• Etoore

Etymology of STOOGE

The word "stooge" is originally derived from the French term "étouge" or "estouge", which meant "someone who serves". It later evolved in English to describe a performer or entertainer's assistant on stage. The term then developed a negative connotation, referring to someone who blindly and unquestioningly follows or assists another person, often for their own advantage.

Similar spelling words for STOOGE

• stagey,
• stoic,
• stake,
• stock,
• steege,
• stookey,
• stage,
• stag,
• Stough,
• steck,
• Stogy,
• stagg,
• stowage,
• stoke,
• stice,
• stocks,
• stogey,
• steak,
• Stokey,
• stocky.

Plural form of STOOGE is STOOGES

Conjugate verb Stooge

CONDITIONAL

I would stooge

you would stooge

he/she/it would stooge

we would stooge

they would stooge

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be stooging

you would be stooging

he/she/it would be stooging

we would be stooging

they would be stooging

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have stooge

you would have stooge

he/she/it would have stooge

we would have stooge

they would have stooge

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been stooging

you would have been stooging

he/she/it would have been stooging

we would have been stooging

they would have been stooging

FUTURE

I will stooge

you will stooge

he/she/it will stooge

we will stooge

they will stooge

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be stooging

you will be stooging

he/she/it will be stooging

we will be stooging

they will be stooging

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have stooged

you will have stooged

he/she/it will have stooged

we will have stooged

they will have stooged

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been stooging

you will have been stooging

he/she/it will have been stooging

we will have been stooging

they will have been stooging

IMPERATIVE

you stooge

we let´s stooge

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to stooge

PAST

I stooged

you stooged

he/she/it stooged

we stooged

they stooged

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was stooging

you were stooging

he/she/it was stooging

we were stooging

they were stooging

PAST PARTICIPLE

stooged

PAST PERFECT

I had stooged

you had stooged

he/she/it had stooged

we had stooged

they had stooged

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been stooging

you had been stooging

he/she/it had been stooging

we had been stooging

they had been stooging

PRESENT

I stooge

you stooge

he/she/it stooges

we stooge

they stooge

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am stooging

you are stooging

he/she/it is stooging

we are stooging

they are stooging

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

stooging

PRESENT PERFECT

I have stooged

you have stooged

he/she/it has stooged

we have stooged

they have stooged

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been stooging

you have been stooging

he/she/it has been stooging

we have been stooging

they have been stooging