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stuck fat

stuck fat is the simple past and past participle of stick fat.

Meaning of stick fat

Verb

stick fat (third-person singular simple present sticks fat, present participle sticking fat, simple past and past participle stuck fat)

  1. (Australia, colloquial) To persist through a difficult time.
    • "RESEARCHERS have found even with extremely poor germination rates farmers are better ‘sticking fat’ with their canola crops rather than resowing."2015 May 19, Gregor Heard, “Hybrid canola a resowing winner”, in Farm Online National, retrieved 23 Aug 2018

Questions about stuck fat

What is stuck fat the simple past and past participle of?
Stuck fat is the simple past and past participle of stick fat.

Words near stuck fat in the dictionary

  1. stuck around
  2. stuck at
  3. stuck at nothing
  4. stuck by
  5. stuck down
  6. stuck fat
  7. stuck in a rut
  8. stuck in one's gizzard
  9. stuck in one's ways
  10. stuck in someone's craw
  11. stuck in someone's gullet

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