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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



... religious exercises of the church. In Sandwich a man was publicly whipped for speaking deridingly of God's words and ordinances as taught by the Sandwich minister. Mistress Oliver was forced to stand in public with a cleft stick on her tongue for "reproaching the elders." A New Haven man was severely whipped and fined for declaring that he received no profit from the minister's sermons. We also know the terrible shock given the Windham ...
— Sabbath in Puritan New England • Alice Morse Earle

... Bunny," he replied, backing into the tower; "but no one will believe I didn't mean to, and it'll stick on ten years if we're caught. That's nothing, if it gives us an extra five minutes now, while they hold a council of war. Is that a ...
— A Thief in the Night • E. W. Hornung

... superfluous garments of civilisation, confining themselves to a shirt and trousers, and a belt which holds the pistol and tomahawk. Speug and Jock, as the two veterans who could discover the trail of the Seminoles by a twisted leaf on a branch, or a broken stick on the ground, warned their friends to lie low, and they themselves disappeared into the brushwood. They had gone to scout, and to make sure that no wandering party of Indians was in the vicinity. By and by a wood-pigeon cooed three times, "Piggie" nodded to Bauldie, and Bauldie hooted like an ...
— Young Barbarians • Ian Maclaren

... I don't know for certain, sir; but this morning I assisted at the finding of his coat and stick on the ...
— Swirling Waters • Max Rittenberg

... Moslems and make them captives. Speak the truth, or I will smite off thy head." He hesitated and stammered, then replied, "Thou sayest sooth, O King of the age!" Whereupon she commanded to throw him down and give him an hundred blows with a stick on each sole and a thousand stripes with a whip on his body; after which she bade flay him and stuff his skin with herds of flax and dig a pit without the city, wherein they should burn his corpse and cast on his ashes offal-and ...
— The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night, Volume 4 • Richard F. Burton


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