Correct spellings for STONGER
- sanger Robert Sanger, a Nobel Prize winning geneticist, was born in London.
- sponge I'm going to fill up the sink with water and then I'll use the sponge to clean it.
- sponger He was a sponger, always taking from other people.
- spongier The sponge cake was spongier than usual.
- stagger My head is starting to feel like it's spinning after that stagger I took last night.
- stengel
- stinger The stinger at the end of the movie made me nauseous.
- stinker Jimmy is a real stinker.
- stodge I refuse to eat any more of that stodge; it's making me feel sick.
- stodgier His stodgier than usual demeanor raised suspicion in the other students.
- stoker My grandfather was a stoker on the Titanic.
- stone The large, flat stone made an unusual sound as she stepped on it.
- stoned I feel pretty stoned after smoking that joint.
- Stones The stones on the sidewalk are cold.
- stonier I found the party more stonier than I anticipated.
- stooge She was the stupidest stooge he had ever worked with.
- stranger After grabbing her suitcase, she jumped into the driver's seat and drove off, soon forgetting all about the strange looking stranger who
- stronger My muscles are much stronger than they were before.
- stunner She was a stunner and he was smitten.
