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Definition of stick
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of stick is as below...
Stick (v. t.) A small
shoot,
or
branch,
separated,
as by a
cutting,
from a tree or
shrub;
also, any stem or
branch
of a tree, of any size, cut for fuel or
timber..
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Singlestick
::
Singlestick
(n.) In
England
and
Scotland,
a
cudgel
used in
fencing
or
fighting;
a
backsword..
Whipstick
::
Whipstick
(n.) Whip
handle;
whipstock.
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..
Rule-monger
::
Rule-monger
(n.) A
stickler
for
rules;
a slave of rule.
Yardstick
::
Yardstick
(n.) A stick three feet, or a yard, in
length,
used as a
measure
of
cloth,
etc..
Adhesiveness
::
Adhesiveness
(n.) The
quality
of
sticking
or
adhering;
stickiness;
tenacity
of
union.
Stickfuls
::
Sticker
(n.) Same as
Paster,
2..
Lightwood
::
Lightwood
(n.) Pine wood
abounding
in
pitch,
used for
torches
in the
Southern
United
States;
pine
knots,
dry
sticks,
and the like, for
kindling
a fire
quickly
or
making
a
blaze..
Sling
::
Sling (v. t.) An
instrument
for
throwing
stones
or other
missiles,
consisting
of a short strap with two
strings
fastened
to its ends, or with a
string
fastened
to one end and a light stick to the
other.
The
missile
being
lodged
in a hole in the
strap,
the ends of the
string
are taken in the hand, and the whole
whirled
rapidly
round
until,
by
loosing
one end, the
missile
is let fly with
centrifugal
force..
Stall
::
Stall (v. i.) To be set, as in mire or snow; to stick
fast..
Staff
::
Staff (n.) A pole,
stick,
or wand borne as an
ensign
of
authority;
a badge of
office;
as, a
constable's
staff..
Set
::
Set (v. t.) To cause to stop or
stick;
to
obstruct;
to
fasten
to a spot;
hence,
to
occasion
difficulty
to; to
embarrass;
as, to set a coach in the mud..
Sconce
::
Sconce
(p. p.) A
protection
for a
light;
a
lantern
or cased
support
for a
candle;
hence,
a fixed
hanging
or
projecting
candlestick..
Backsword
::
Backsword
(n.) In
England,
a stick with a
basket
handle,
used in
rustic
amusements;
also, the game in which the stick is used. Also
called
singlestick..
Bog
::
Bog (v. t.) To sink, as into a bog; to
submerge
in a bog; to cause to sink and
stick,
as in mud and
mire..
Tallyman
::
Tallyman
(n.) One who keeps the
tally,
or marks the
sticks..
Cant
::
Cant (v. t.) To give a
sudden
turn or new
direction
to; as, to cant round a stick of
timber;
to cant a
football..
Candelabrum
::
Candelabrum
(n.) A large
candlestick,
having
several
branches..
Stick
::
Stick (n.) To set; to fix in; as, to stick card
teeth..
Stick
::
Stick (n.) To cause to
stick;
to bring to a
stand;
to pose; to
puzzle;
as, to stick one with a hard
problem..
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