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sticker
[stik-er]
noun
an adhesive label.
Informal., sticker price.
something, as a problem or riddle, that puzzles or nonpluses one.
Slang., a knife, especially one used as a weapon by a criminal.
a worker who kills animals in a slaughterhouse by piercing the jugular vein with a pointed instrument.
a bur, thorn, or the like.
adjective
of or relating to the sticker price of an automobile.
Customers are experiencing sticker shock at the high price of new cars.
verb (used with object)
to place a sticker on.
sticker
/ ˈstɪkə /
noun
an adhesive label, poster, or paper
a person or thing that sticks
a persevering or industrious person
something prickly, such as a thorn, that clings to one's clothing, etc
informal, something that perplexes
informal, a knife used for stabbing or piercing
Example Sentences
Plus, included eyes and mouth stickers give your extravagant purchase a down-to-earth persona.
Another person in her family put different-colored sticker dots on items before she died so her family would know who would get what.
Each person is sporting a name tag along with a personality sticker, or a few, that best captures their vibe.
The SUV used in the heist had a fake number plate and a sticker that read 'Government of India', a police official told the BBC on condition of anonymity.
Perpetual sticker shock is making many within the group feel worse about both their own finances and the future of the country.
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