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lick and stick

lick and stick adjective: describing items with water-activated adhesive, such as traditional postage stamps or envelope flaps.

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 does lick and stick mean?
Lick and stick means describing items with water-activated adhesive, such as traditional postage stamps or envelope flaps.
What part of speech is lick and stick?
Lick and stick is an adjective.

Words near lick and stick in the dictionary

  1. licitly
  2. licitness
  3. Licius
  4. lick
  5. lick and a promise
  6. lick and stick
  7. lick clean
  8. lick into shape
  9. lick job
  10. lick jobs
  11. lick log

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