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View definitions for sticks

sticks

noun as in backcountry

noun as in backwoods

noun as in boondocks

noun as in countryside

noun as in frontier

noun as in hinterland

noun as in outskirts

noun as in town

noun as in wilderness

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Example Sentences

The music that sticks with us is what we were listening to when we were 15.

The driver gets out of the other side of the vehicle and is then seized by bystanders who start beating him with sticks.

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She was the first person to witness and document chimpanzees making and using tools – the primates prepared sticks to fish for termites.

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Pistiwan Jameel, of Birmingham, referred to migrants as "pigeons" and "sticks", and used his contacts with gangs in France to arrange journeys for clients, while collecting payments in the UK.

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When the rally reached Cathedral Square, mounted police were sent into the crowd who retaliated with rocks, sticks and bottles.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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