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stickage

stickage noun: the condition or result of something getting stuck.

Noun

stickage (countable and uncountable, plural stickages)

  1. The condition or result of something getting stuck.
    • To minimize stickage, the fuel injection control module (FICM) buzzes or rapidly cycles the control valve hundreds of times during the three seconds before the engine starts.2015, Gus Wright, Fundamentals of Medium/Heavy Duty Diesel Engines, page 756

Forms of stickage

pluralstickages

Origin of stickage

stick + -age

Questions about stickage

What does stickage mean?
Stickage means the condition or result of something getting stuck.
What part of speech is stickage?
Stickage is a noun.
What is the plural of stickage?
The plural of stickage is stickages.

Words near stickage in the dictionary

  1. stick-with-it-ness
  2. stickability
  3. stickable
  4. stickaburr
  5. stickaburrs
  6. stickage
  7. stickages
  8. stickball
  9. stickballer
  10. stickballers
  11. stickballs

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