stuck in someone's craw
stuck in someone's craw is the simple past and past participle of stick in someone's craw.
Meaning of stick in someone's craw
Verb
stick in someone's craw (third-person singular simple present sticks in someone's craw, present participle sticking in someone's craw, simple past and past participle stuck in someone's craw)
- To cause lasting annoyance, irritation, or hard feelings.
- It really sticks in my craw that he never even asked me.
Questions about stuck in someone's craw
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- Stuck in someone's craw is the simple past and past participle of stick in someone's craw.
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