stooker |
stoker |
As nouns the difference between stooker and stoker
is that
stooker is (historical) one who stooks while
stoker is a person who stokes, especially one on a steamship who stokes coal in the boilers.
stroker |
stooker |
As nouns the difference between stroker and stooker
is that
stroker is one who strokes while
stooker is one who stooks.
stooker |
stonker |
As nouns the difference between stooker and stonker
is that
stooker is (historical) one who stooks while
stonker is (british|slang) something highly impressive.
stooked |
stooker |
As a verb stooked
is (
stook).
As a noun stooker is
(historical) one who stooks.
stooker |
stooper |
As nouns the difference between stooker and stooper
is that
stooker is one who stooks while
stooper is a person who stoops.
stooker |
stocker |
As nouns the difference between stooker and stocker
is that
stooker is (historical) one who stooks while
stocker is (agriculture) livestock that is wintered and then sold in the spring.
snooker |
stooker |
As nouns the difference between snooker and stooker
is that
snooker is snooker (game) while
stooker is (historical) one who stooks.
taxonomy |
stooker |
As nouns the difference between taxonomy and stooker
is that
taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while
stooker is (historical) one who stooks.