stick down

British  

verb

1. informal (tr, adverb) to write

   stick your name down here

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Example Sentences

He ran, carrying the stick like a toy, and when we stopped to feed or rest he would put the stick down, eat, then pick it up again.

From Literature

He would put the stick down carefully in front of him, or across his paws, and sleep, and when he awakened he would pick up the stick and it soon became a thing between us, the stick.

From Literature

On faceoffs before 2015, the visiting player had to put his stick down first, giving his home rival a positioning edge that can make a difference.

From Washington Times

Now that’s only a factor at center ice because everywhere else the player closest to his own goal must put his stick down first.

From Washington Times

Meier said he needs to keep his stick down in that situation.

From Washington Post