stick on



stick something on (to) someone or something

 and stick something on
to affix something onto someone or something. The baggage clerk stuck a label onto Jimmy as a joke. Jimmy stuck on the label.
See also: on, stick

stick on

v.
1. To be very fond of someone. Used in the passive: The doctor is stuck on the new medical intern.
2. To be dedicated or committed to some plan or idea. Used in the passive: My boss is stuck on the idea, despite its obvious drawbacks.
See also: on, stick

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Markel-Basque
Adonijahad-ə-NIE-jə (English)Biblical
Alita-English (Rare)
VeeraVE:-rahFinnish
UrsulaUR-sə-lə (English), UR-syə-lə (English), OOR-soo-lah (Finnish)English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, Dutch, Finnish, Late Roman
Taikitah-ee-keeJapanese