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- take (a lot of) stick (from someone)
take (a lot of) stick (from someone)
take (a lot of) stick (from someone)
To receive strong criticism, disapproval, or judgment (for something). I took a lot of stick from my parents over my decision to pursue a degree in art, rather than law or medicine. I'm going to take stick from my boss for that accounting error I made last week. John still takes a lot of stick for that time his pants fell down in the middle of class.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Braam | | BRAHM | Dutch, Limburgish |
| Kamaria | | - | Eastern African, Swahili |
| Silvestr | | - | Czech |
| Taranis | | - | Celtic Mythology |
| Josefine | | yo-se-FEEN (Swedish), yo-ze-FEE-nə (German) | Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, German |
| Calleigh | | KAL-ee | English (Rare) |