Correct spellings for STEACK
- sack She put the groceries into the reusable canvas sack.
- setback The unexpected loss of funding was a significant setback for our project.
- slack The rope was pulled taut, indicating that there was no slack left.
- smack He gave me a smack on the back of the head.
- snack I always have a healthy snack like an apple or carrot sticks with me.
- sneak I tried to sneak past my brother's room without waking him up.
- speak
- speck The detective noticed a tiny speck of blood on the carpet.
- Staci Staci was the captain of the girls' soccer team.
- stack I have a stack of books on my desk that need to be sorted.
- stacks The library has many stacks of books for students to browse through.
- Stacy I can't believe Stacy is moving away.
- stalk The tiger watched its prey intently, ready to stalk it through the jungle.
- Stank After being stranded in the wilderness for three days, the hiker's clothes stank from sweat and dirt.
- stark I was appalled by the stark contrast between the new home and the old one.
- stead He stood fast amidst the chaos, determined to hold his stead no matter what.
- steak I would love to have a juicy steak for dinner tonight.
- steaks I grilled some delicious steaks for dinner tonight.
- steal I'll steal a candy from the store.
- steam Steam rises from the hot coal in the fireplace.
- stick I always keep a stick with me when I go hiking in case I need it for support or to clear a path.
- stock Jill took care of the stock, placing it in the refrigerator for safekeeping.
- streak Magnus had a streak of bad luck.
- struck She was struck with what she saw.
- stuck I'm stuck in traffic and might be late for my meeting.
- tack She had to tack the sailboat in order to change course.
- teak Teak is a common wood used in construction.
