Correct spellings for STIOP
- scoop I used the ice cream scoop to serve myself a big scoop of chocolate ice cream.
- ship The old ship sailed the seven seas for many years before it was retired.
- shop I need to go to the shop to buy some fruits and vegetables.
- sip I like to sip on a cup of tea before going to bed.
- skip I decided to skip breakfast this morning and have a big lunch instead.
- slip
- sloop The sailors took a sloop to explore the nearby islands.
- slop The dog eagerly lapped up its slop from the bowl.
- snip She took a snip of the ribbon with her scissors.
- snoop I don't appreciate it when my neighbors snoop around my yard.
- sop I always sop up the last bit of sauce with a piece of bread.
- steep The hill was so steep that it made climbing difficult.
- step I took a step forward and suddenly realized I was at the edge of a cliff.
- stoop She had to stoop down to pick up the tiny button that had fallen on the ground.
- stop Stop running and sit down.
- stoup The church's stoup often contained holy water.
- strop He carefully ran the blade along the strop to sharpen the dull edge.
- swoop The eagle made a swift swoop down to snatch the fish from the river.
- SYSOP The SYSOP is responsible for managing and maintaining the computer systems in the company.
