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mud sticks

mud sticks phrase: it is very difficult to modify a negative or unfavorable impression or opinion that a person holds about someone, even if it is later disproved.

Phrase

mud sticks

  1. (UK, informal) It is very difficult to modify a negative or unfavorable impression or opinion that a person holds about someone, even if it is later disproved.

Synonyms of mud sticks

Questions about mud sticks

What does mud sticks mean?
Mud sticks means it is very difficult to modify a negative or unfavorable impression or opinion that a person holds about someone, even if it is later disproved.
What part of speech is mud sticks?
Mud sticks is a phrase.

Words near mud sticks in the dictionary

  1. mud slides
  2. mud slogger
  3. mud sloggers
  4. mud snake
  5. mud snakes
  6. mud sticks
  7. mud student
  8. mud students
  9. mud sunfish
  10. mud turtle
  11. mud turtles

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