Correct spellings for STUKK
- souk I visited a vibrant souk in Marrakech where I haggled for a traditional Moroccan rug.
- stack I need to stack the books neatly on the table.
- stake The farmer had to stake his tomato plants so they wouldn't collapse.
- stalk I saw a deer in the woods and decided to quietly stalk it for a better view.
- Stank The fish stank so bad that everyone covered their nose.
- stark The stark contrast between the two candidates' policies highlighted the differences between their approaches.
- steak I always order my steak medium-rare at restaurants.
- stick I need to buy glue to stick these two pieces of paper together.
- stink I forgot to take out the trash and now the whole house has a terrible stink.
- stock I need to check my stock of paper before the meeting starts.
- stoke The coach's pre-game speech was meant to stoke his team's competitive fire.
- stork The stork flew through the sky carrying a bundle in its beak.
- struck I struck the nail with the hammer and it went right into the wood.
- Stu Stu and his friends went to the movie theater last night.
- stub I've got a stub of pencil left to finish my crossword puzzle.
- stuck The door was stuck and wouldn't budge no matter how hard I tried to open it.
- stud The stud in the wall was strong enough to hold up the heavy picture frame.
- study He decided to study abroad for a semester.
- stuff I need to get rid of some of my old stuff to declutter my house.
- stun The loud bang of the fireworks caused the puppy to leap and stun its owners.
- stung The bee stung me on my arm, and now it's swelling up.
- Stunk The smell from the dumpster was so bad, it stunk up the entire alleyway.
- sulk After being scolded by his boss, he went to his desk and began to sulk.
- sunk
- tuck She likes to tuck herself under the blankets when she sleeps.
- turk
- tusk The elephant used its long tusk to pluck a leaf from a tree.
