Synonyms

Belly is a synonym for stomach, referring to the abdominal region of the body. The other options (obtains, stuff, control) are unrelated meanings or grammatically different.

As a verb, 'stone' means to obstruct or remove stones from fruit. 'To foolish' is grammatically incorrect, 'to root' means to establish or encourage, and 'none' is incorrect. The verb meaning of obstructing is the intended answer.

Stoop means to bend the body forward and downward, to incline or slant. To incline (to lean or slope) captures this meaning well. Evacuate means to leave, and stool refers to a seat.

Streak can mean a long, thin line or mark, or to run quickly. To stripe means to mark with lines or bands, which partially captures the meaning. Lose, make, and open are unrelated.

Storm can mean a violent disturbance of the atmosphere, or metaphorically, a violent commotion or uproar. Commotion captures this secondary meaning well - a noisy disturbance or turmoil. Similar and incident are unrelated.

Strike commonly means to hit, beat, or deliver a blow. To hit captures this meaning well. Straight, content, and part are unrelated to strike.

Stretch means to extend, spread, or draw out to full length. To spread means to extend over a surface or area, which captures the sense of extending or expanding. Street (a road), come, and move are not synonyms.

Stress can mean importance, significance, or emphasis placed on something. Importance directly captures this meaning. Earnest means sincere, afflicted means troubled, and neither relates to stress.

Strive means to struggle, make great efforts, or strive towards a goal. To struggle captures the sense of making effortful attempts. Attack is not synonymous, urgent is an adjective, and saunter means to stroll lazily.

Strafe means to attack with repeated machine-gun fire from low-flying aircraft. To thrash means to beat soundly or defeat decisively, which captures the sense of violent, repeated attacking. Stand and stove are unrelated.

Stroll means to walk in a leisurely, relaxed manner. To ramble means to walk for pleasure without a fixed route or destination, which is very similar in meaning. The other options are unrelated.

Stumble means to trip or momentarily lose one's balance while walking. To lurch means to make a sudden, unsteady movement, often swaying or staggering. Both describe unsteady, awkward movement, making them valid synonyms in this context.

Stultify means to cause someone or something to lose effectiveness or purpose, essentially rendering them pointless or useless. To make useless accurately captures this meaning of depriving something of value or function.

The verb 'stuff' means to fill something tightly with a material or substance. None of the given options ('to walk', 'to loose' [typo for 'lose'], 'to stop') represent this meaning. Therefore 'None' is the correct choice as no valid synonym is provided.

Stutter means to speak with involuntary repetition or hesitation of sounds. To stammer has the exact same meaning - speaking with difficulty and repetition. This is a perfect synonym match.

Subdue means to bring under control, overcome, or calm someone/something through force or authority. To conquer means to defeat and gain control over, which is very similar - both involve bringing something under dominance or control.