Definitions
Wiktionary
- v. Used other than as an idiom: see stick, with.
- v. idiomatic To remain close to.
- v. idiomatic To follow or adhere to.
- v. informal To follow loyally.
- v. this sense?) (idiomatic) To continue or persist; to stick to.
- v. To persist in using or employing.
- v. To endure in the memory of.
WordNet 3.0
- v. keep to
Examples
“I stick with the basicsa great pair of jeans, a slim black skirt, a fitted white shirt, a cashmere sweater, a nice watch, a cool pair of sunglasses, and a classic blazer.”
“At this point, the EU agreed to stick with JUSCANZ, and Malloch Brown said that Annan would support the six-month cap.”
“Coming out of the pit during the practice runs, he tucked in behind Cotton Owens and found that he could stick with him.”
“I highly suggest that you stick with eating uncontaminated, sustainable fish or grass-fed foods, and supplementing with natural, highly purified fish oil from your health food or vitamin store that has been molecularly distilled, then converted back to the body-familiar, triglyceride form see Resources for an award-winning, environmentally responsible brand.”
“He told the tiger to forget worldly hungers, for worldly hungers are the crooked stick with which wickedness thwacks us.”
Simon & Schuster: Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware
“Or maybe he should stick with knockoffs of Kwakiutl folktales.”
“Synthetic colors, such as FD&C colors stick with iron oxide mineral pigments”
“I shall be able to poke my properly encundumed sugar stick with impunity.”
“Indeed, Achesonimpatient at how the discussion was goingchastised the president for whining about his plight: presidents were supposed to make hard decisions and stick with them!”
“Jeremy could accept Joshua's and Ishmael's guidance and stick with the tedium of the system.”
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What follows
follow up, track, pursue, tail, keep abreast, chase after, stick with, tagalong, stick to, trail, camp follower, dog and 66 more...
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w5-09/08
virtually, identical, replicant, off-world, colonization, detection, warm up, tortoise, hypothetical, query, provoke, pal and 35 more...
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Most Frequently Used English Idioms
about to, according to, account for, after all, all of a sudden, as far as, as for, as if, as long as, as soon as, as to, as well as and 70 more...
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