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Definition of stick
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Stick (n.) To
compose;
to set, or
arrange,
in a
composing
stick;
as, to stick
type..
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Stick
::
Stick (v. i.) To
remain
where
placed;
to be
fixed;
to hold fast to any
position
so as to be moved with
difficulty;
to
cling;
to
abide;
to
cleave;
to be
united
closely.
Singlestick
::
Singlestick
(n.) The game
played
with
singlesticks,
in which he who first
brings
blood from his
adversary's
head is
pronounced
victor;
backsword;
cudgeling..
Save-all
::
Save-all
(n.) A
device
in a
candlestick
to hold the ends of
candles,
so that they be
burned..
Stick-tight
::
Sticktail
(n.) The ruddy duck.
Towel
::
Towel (v. t.) To beat with a
stick.
Haggle
::
Haggle
(v. t.) To cut
roughly
or hack; to cut into small
pieces;
to notch or cut in an
unskillful
manner;
to make rough or
mangle
by
cutting;
as, a boy
haggles
a stick of
wood..
Rattan
::
Rattan
(n.) One of the long
slender
flexible
stems of
several
species
of palms of the genus
Calamus,
mostly
East
Indian,
though
some are
African
and
Australian.
They are
exceedingly
tough,
and are used for
walking
sticks,
wickerwork,
chairs
and seats of
chairs,
cords and
cordage,
and many other
purposes..
Incerative
::
Incerative
(a.)
Cleaving
or
sticking
like wax.
Stickle
::
Stickle
(v. i.) To play fast and
loose;
to pass from one side to the
other;
to trim.
Balter
::
Balter
(v. t.) To stick
together.
Forestick
::
Forestick
(n.) Front stick of a
hearth
fire.
Bastinado
::
Bastinado
(v. t.) To beat with a stick or
cudgel,
especially
on the soles of the
feet..
Bastinado
::
Bastinado
(n.) A blow with a stick or
cudgel.
Fescue
::
Fescue
(n.) A
straw,
wire,
stick,
etc., used
chiefly
to point out
letters
to
children
when
learning
to
read..
Cohesion
::
Cohesion
(n.) The act or state of
sticking
together;
close
union.
Hockey
::
Hockey
(n.) A game in which two
parties
of
players,
armed with
sticks
curved
or
hooked
at the end,
attempt
to drive any small
object
(as a ball or a bit of wood)
toward
opposite
goals..
Stickfuls
::
Sticker
(n.) Same as
Paster,
2..
Socket
::
Socket
(n.)
Especially,
the
hollow
tube or place in which a
candle
is fixed in the
candlestick..
Billposter
::
Billposter
(n.) Alt. of
Billsticke.
Crab
::
Crab (v. t.) To beat with a
crabstick.
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