stickperson
stickperson noun: a stick figure.
Noun
stickperson (plural stickpersons or stickpeople)
- A stick figure.
- During my tomboyish childhood, I could eat anything I wanted without plumping my stickperson frame one whit. But during high school, my figure took on "chunky" proportions before I realized the old metabolism wasn't what it used to be. Somehow, puberty had changed my internal calorie combustion...1995, Suzann Ledbetter, I Have Everything I Had Twenty Years Ago, Except Now Itʼs All Lower, New York, N.Y.: Crown Publishers, Inc., →ISBN, page 146
Forms of stickperson
| plural | stickpersons |
|---|---|
| plural | stickpeople |
Origin of stickperson
Compound of stick + person.
Questions about stickperson
- What does stickperson mean?
- Stickperson means a stick figure.
- What part of speech is stickperson?
- Stickperson is a noun.
- What is the plural of stickperson?
- The plural of stickperson is stickpersons.
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