stickman
Americannoun
PLURAL
stickmenEtymology
Origin of stickman
Example Sentences
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“They’ll die,” Deputy Luke Stickman wrote.
From New York Times
Mr. Stickman, who left the department last year, did not respond to requests for comment.
From New York Times
“Some people just need a bullet to the head,” Deputy Stickman wrote.
From New York Times
Ms. Lee told reporters that Deputies Elward and Stickman knelt on Mr. Cameron’s neck and back for at least 10 minutes.
From New York Times
Deputy Elward fired his Taser and tackled Mr. Cameron, he claimed in his sheriff’s report, punching him three times in the face before Deputy Luke Stickman arrived to help subdue and arrest the man.
From New York Times
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