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lick-and-stick

lick-and-stick is the alternative form of lick and stick.

Meaning of lick and stick

Adjective

lick and stick (not comparable)

  1. (informal) Describing items with water-activated adhesive, such as traditional postage stamps or envelope flaps.

Questions about lick-and-stick

What is lick-and-stick the alternative form of?
Lick-and-stick is the alternative form of lick and stick.

Words near lick-and-stick in the dictionary

  1. lick spouts
  2. lick the birse
  3. lick the dust
  4. lick the pants off
  5. lick up
  6. lick-and-stick
  7. lick-box
  8. lick-boxes
  9. lick-dish
  10. lick-dishes
  11. lick-platter

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