stick at's Usage Examples:

put the pot on! Oh, nice for the bowler, my boy, That each ball like a barndoor you play! Oh, nice for yourself, I suppose, That you stick at the wicket.

could transform himself into a "Hyena-man" by rubbing himself with a magic stick at nightfall and by repeating this process could return to his human state.

Traditional clapperboards consisted of a wooden slate with a hinged filmstick attached to its top.

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Wells’ mother influenced her to pick up a hockey stick at age five.

was told by Frank Bryant of Yakima about finding a stick at the summit bearing the name `Angus McPherson—1873.

Kersting portrays an aged Friedrich holding a maulstick at his canvas.

High School received unfavourable attention nationally when six pupils sodomised another student with a broomstick at a party at one of the students" homes.

the bead of the drum stick at the center of the drum while the rim is percussed with the distal shaft of the stick (near the hand).

meeting between the two teams, when Ottawa"s Martin Havlat had swung his stick at Mark Recchi"s head.

Her parents wanted her to stick at the language despite having to go to hospital due to injuries her husband.

Slashing (ice hockey), a penalty in ice hockey where a player swings his stick at another Slash (logging), woody debris generated by timber harvesting Slash.

Synonyms:

play, turn, bat,

Antonyms:

inactivity, overact, underact, immovableness,