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sticking in one's gizzard

sticking in one's gizzard is the present participle and gerund of stick in one's gizzard.

Meaning of stick in one's gizzard

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.

Questions about sticking in one's gizzard

What is sticking in one's gizzard the present participle and gerund of?
Sticking in one's gizzard is the present participle and gerund of stick in one's gizzard.

Words near sticking in one's gizzard in the dictionary

  1. sticking at
  2. sticking at nothing
  3. sticking by
  4. sticking down
  5. sticking fat
  6. sticking in one's gizzard
  7. sticking in someone's craw
  8. sticking in someone's gullet
  9. sticking in someone's throat
  10. sticking it out
  11. sticking it to

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