Correct spellings for STTEP
- http HTTP is a protocol used for communication between web servers and clients.
- sate I had to eat two full meals to sate my hunger.
- seep Water started to seep through the cracks in the ceiling during the heavy rain.
- settee She decided to invest in a new settee for the living room to replace the old sofa.
- setter The setter for the volleyball team did an excellent job of directing the plays.
- setup I need to finalize the setup of the stage before the concert tonight.
- site I visited the construction site of the new shopping mall in the town.
- sitter I hired a sitter to watch my children while I went to the concert.
- stamp I need to buy a stamp so that I can mail this letter.
- state The State of California is often called the Golden State.
- stater The ancient Greeks used a silver coin known as a stater as their currency.
- STE
- steep The streets in San Francisco are notoriously steep.
- steer I needed to steer the boat away from the rocks.
- stem The stem of a tree supports its branches and leaves.
- step She took a step forward on the trail, toward the waterfall.
- steps I took my first steps as a baby when I was just ten months old.
- stet After reviewing the proof, the editor decided to stet the changes made by the copywriter.
- stew She is planning to make a delicious beef stew for dinner tonight.
- stomp The elephant began to stomp its feet when it felt threatened.
- stoop I had to stoop down to pick up my dropped keys from the sidewalk.
- stop I asked the car driver to stop the car at the next gas station.
- stoup The priest dipped his fingers into the stoup before making the sign of the cross.
- strap You need to strap your bags securely to prevent them from falling off during the journey.
- strep I have a sore throat and I'm worried I might have strep.
- strip She decided to strip off her wet clothes after getting caught in the rain.
- strop I need to sharpen my kitchen knives by running them over a strop.
- stump I tripped over a tree stump in the forest.
- suttee Suttee is a traditional Hindu practice of a widow immolating herself on her husband's funeral pyre.
