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Stick to   /stɪk tu/   Listen
Stick to

verb
1.
Stick to firmly.  Synonyms: adhere, bind, bond, hold fast, stick.
2.
Keep to.  Synonyms: follow, stick with.  "Stick to the diet"






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"Stick to" Quotes from Famous Books



... christened—for of course she had to be christened before we were married—Father Olmedo said she must have a Christian name, and christened her Caterina; but for all that her name is Amenche, and we mean to stick to it. ...
— By Right of Conquest - Or, With Cortez in Mexico • G. A. Henty

... and a cold nose was thrust into her hand! Why, there was old Shep begging for his share of waxed sugar. He loved it, though it did stick to his teeth so! She poured out another lot and gave half of it to Shep. It immediately stuck his jaws together tight, and he began pawing at his mouth and shaking his head till Betsy had to laugh. Then he managed to pull his jaws apart and chewed loudly and visibly, tossing his head, ...
— Understood Betsy • Dorothy Canfield

... back with me on purpose to give you what you deserve," he said. "She told me she was going to take a stick to you as soon as she saw you, for playing such a ...
— The Cave Twins • Lucy Fitch Perkins

... England as well as in America. A buddy is a chum with whom you're pledged to do everything, and who's bound to support you. For instance, when the bathing season is on you must never swim unless your buddy is swimming with you; if you go on an excursion you stick to each other tight as glue, and if one of you is lost the other is held responsible. You're as inseparable as a box and its lid, or the two blades of a pair of scissors, or a bottle and its cork, or any other things you happen to think of that ought to go together, and ...
— The Jolliest School of All • Angela Brazil

... to get into Parliament on our side, you must go for that card; it was drawn up by Mr. Lloyd; he used to be engaged on railways, but since they passed this new voting plan, we get him to attend to us; it is a sound card; stick to that and you will be right". Upon this (in theory) voluntary plan, you would get together a set of members bound hard and fast with party bands and fetters, infinitely tighter than any ...
— The English Constitution • Walter Bagehot


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