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stick in one's gizzard

stick in one's gizzard verb: to rankle in one's heart.

Verb

stick in one's gizzard (third-person singular simple present sticks in one's gizzard, present participle sticking in one's gizzard, simple past and past participle stuck in one's gizzard)

  1. (intransitive) To rankle in one's heart.

Forms of stick in one's gizzard

third-person singular presentsticks in one's gizzard
present participlesticking in one's gizzard
past participlestuck in one's gizzard
paststuck in one's gizzard

Questions about stick in one's gizzard

What does stick in one's gizzard mean?
Stick in one's gizzard means to rankle in one's heart.
What part of speech is stick in one's gizzard?
Stick in one's gizzard is a verb.
What is the past tense of stick in one's gizzard?
The past tense of stick in one's gizzard is stuck in one's gizzard.

Words near stick in one's gizzard in the dictionary

  1. stick fighting
  2. stick figure
  3. stick figures
  4. stick frog
  5. stick frogs
  6. stick in one's gizzard
  7. stick in one’s ass
  8. stick in someone's craw
  9. stick in someone's gullet
  10. stick in someone's throat
  11. stick in the mud

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