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- adj. superlative form of sticky: most sticky.
Examples
“Ladies and gentlemen, you are reading the "stickiest" blog by a law professor anywhere in the country.”
“That is because those accounts are the "stickiest," meaning customers are less likely to flee to a rival.”
“Each visitor spent an average of six hours and twenty-eight minutes during the month, also according to Nielsen, nearly triple the time spent on the next "stickiest" site,”
“What are the environmentally stickiest and least ameliorable sectors?”
“January 29th, 2010 at 9: 17 pm if the stickiest and least ameliorable environmental problems are jet air transportation, animal-based agriculture, and large detached single-family residences with large yards, then perhaps we should talk about “limits to jet air transportation, animal-based agriculture, and large detached single-family residences with large yards.””
“For instance, if the stickiest and least ameliorable environmental problems are jet air transportation, animal-based agriculture, and large detached single-family residences with large yards, then perhaps we should talk about “limits to jet air transportation, animal-based agriculture, and large detached single-family residences with large yards.””
“Bring the absolutely stickiest tape you can find, only the kind that will peel off the paint at the end of the semester will do.”
The Huffington Post: Val Brown: 9 Irreverent Tips for Surviving the Dorm
“History aside, Robertson's ability to pitch out of the stickiest jams has been nothing short of spectacular.”
The Wall Street Journal: Too Bad the Bases Aren't Always Full for Robertson
“But perhaps the stickiest analogy was the one used by Congressman George Miller of California when he said, This is our Sputnik moment; this is the moment when we as a nation have realized (as we did when Russia launched Sputnik in the 1950s) that we have to change.”
“She had her 21st birthday cake, a vast croquembouche, ordered from Fitzbillies and, like Stephen Fry she knew the place as a 90-year-old Cambridge institution, a Grade II listed art deco frontage on a tea shop and bakery that prided itself on selling generations of students the world's stickiest Chelsea buns.”
The Guardian: Saving Fitzbillies: Tim Hayward's life-changing year
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