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stuck like Chuck

stuck like Chuck adjective: stuck; immobilized or unable to proceed.

Adjective

stuck like Chuck (not comparable)

  1. (US, slang) stuck; immobilized or unable to proceed
    • Like the lady said, she could have gotten in the truck and driven away. Left us here, stuck like Chuck, out here on this ledge.2006, Geri Guillaume, Her Brother's Keeper, page 126
    • Our big Lab, Gracie Burns, will start barking to alert us that he is stuck like Chuck.2013, Lorelei Branam, A Little Bit of Ivey

Questions about stuck like Chuck

What does stuck like Chuck mean?
Stuck like Chuck means stuck; immobilized or unable to proceed.
What part of speech is stuck like Chuck?
Stuck like Chuck is an adjective.

Words near stuck like Chuck in the dictionary

  1. stuck in the Stone Age
  2. stuck in time
  3. stuck it out
  4. stuck it to
  5. stuck it to the man
  6. stuck like Chuck
  7. stuck like shit
  8. stuck like shit to a blanket
  9. stuck on
  10. stuck on oneself
  11. stuck one on

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