Aún no tenemos significados para "stuck upon".
1It was nothing, after all, but a scarecrow stuck upon two sticks.
2Twice in as many hours we stuck upon the bottom.
3This notice he stuck upon the door with a small sharp splinter of wood.
4He has had a pole stuck upon him ever since he was a boy.
5She has not got her bill of lading stuck upon her broadside, I suppose?
6The meat Giorgio stuck upon a skewer in gobbets like cats-meat and cooked before the fire.
7Here and there were to be seen little red flags stuck upon the end of poles.
8Do you see that hawk's head, stuck upon the post by the door at the side.
9Cromwell's head was stuck upon the southern gable of the hall, where it remained for twenty years.
10A loaf of bread stuck upon a spear was a mark and a prize for native dexterity.
11Originally pins were stuck upon a paper web by hand, and placed in rows, equidistant from each other.
12He was then beheaded, his head was stuck upon a pole, and his body left on the ground unburied.
13Beyond that again rose a range of mountain-peaks, and, stuck upon the loftiest peak of all, a tiny block-house.
14These texts had evidently served as targets for moistened paper pellets, some of which still stuck upon their surface.
15The meat is cut into thin slices, boiled in a melon shell, stuck upon skewers, and dried in the sun.
16But the very energy of the man foiled him, for the spear entered too near the shoulder, and stuck upon the bone.
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