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Stick on   /stɪk ɑn/   Listen
Stick on

verb
1.
Apply a heavy coat to.  Synonyms: plaster, plaster over.
2.
Attach to.  Synonym: affix.






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"Stick on" Quotes from Famous Books



... because some of our horses were missing. Now, a greater evil had befallen us. The wagon was in the river, the harness cut to pieces, and, what was worse, carried off in the most independent manner, by Tom and his companion; the pole was twisted to fragments, and there was not so much as a stick on our side of the river ...
— Wau-bun - The Early Day in the Northwest • Juliette Augusta Magill Kinzie

... hanged, and so it is wrapped in branched Silk, some part covered, and some not; before which the People bow down and worship; each one presenting him with an Offering according to his free will. These free-will Offerings being received from the People, the Priest takes his painted stick on his Shoulder, having a Cloth tied about his mouth to keep his breath from defiling this pure piece of Wood, and gets up upon an Elephant all covered with white Cloth, upon which he rides with all the Triumph that King and Kingdom can afford, thro all the Streets of the City. ...
— An Historical Relation Of The Island Ceylon In The East Indies • Robert Knox

... interposed, Fosdick rolled off, ostentatiously thumping his stick on the floor, and made straight for the punch-bowl, where he ...
— Together • Robert Herrick (1868-1938)

... it is generally to tell me not to do something. He is an 'internatter,' you see, and I don't think he ever forgets it, he seems to me to stick on more side than any one I have ever met. Most of the men are all right, but Adamson ...
— Godfrey Marten, Undergraduate • Charles Turley

... disappointment or chagrin, I felt my heart was broken, and I vowed one day to avenge it. That day did arrive, and I took advantage of it. Here is my record," and thereupon he held up to the view of his audience the ebony stick on which was cut a series of notches. "You will see here a number of notches. At present they number forty-eight, and each notch represents a broken heart. Number 1, is that of a haughty young damsel who had cut me on various occasions. Number 2, is that of the girl I loved, ...
— Australia Revenged • Boomerang


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