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Meanings of stick in in English
Usage of stick in in English
1
The governor was obdurate in his decision to stick in the race.
2
Now thou payest for the stick in the hand of the overseers.
3
They are the stick in the spinning wheel of the modern marketplace.
4
Nothing beyond throwing my stick in the hope of stunning the oojoobwa.
5
Great Britain has always tried to stick in with the right people.
6
Their wings stick in the banana trees and they are easily killed.
7
He sat there dumb and speechless as the stick in my hand.
8
A few steps away she saw a heavy stick in the snow.
9
Even candles make a sore place when they stick in the night.
10
When you did my hair you made the pins stick in me.
11
He wanted something brief and strong-somethingthat would stick in the mind.
12
One of those little things that stick in the mind, I suppose.
13
With the long stick in her hand, she stood stupid and confused.
14
Farther along he once angrily waved his stick in signal of dismissal.
15
Swinging his stick in a threatening way, he ran towards the castle.
16
So he went off alone with only a stick in his hand.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for stick in
Portuguese
Stick in through the time
Stick in across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common