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   What is the meaning of sticky?

   • 1. Having the property of adhering or sticking to a surface; adhesive. 2. Covered with an adhesive agent. 3. Warm and humid; muggy: a sticky day. 4. Informal Painful or difficult: a sticky situation. 5. Economics Tending to remain the same despite changes in the economy. Used of prices or wages. 6. Computers a.

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   What is a sticky finger?

   • 1. covered or daubed with an adhesive or viscous substance: sticky fingers. 3. (Physical Geography) (of weather or atmosphere) warm and humid; muggy 4. (Economics) (of prices) tending not to fall in deflationary conditions 5. informal difficult, awkward, or painful: a sticky business. 7.

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   What does sticky mean in chemistry?

   • In chemistry, a substance is considered sticky when it has high viscosity, meaning it is thick and has resistance to flow.

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   What does hot and sticky mean?

   • (informal) (of a person) feeling hot and uncomfortable synonym sweaty She felt hot and sticky after six hours on the bus. (informal) difficult or unpleasant I always seem to get into sticky situations on holiday. Their relationship is going through a sticky patch and they’ve decided to have counselling.

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   What is a sticky situation?

   • A sticky situation involves problems or is embarrassing. Inevitably the transition will yield some sticky moments. Her research was going through a sticky patch. Sticky weather is unpleasantly hot and damp. ...four desperately hot, sticky days in the middle of August.

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   What is the opposite of 'sticky'?

   • sticky(adj) moist as with undried perspiration and with clothing sticking to the body. Antonyms: dry, nonadhesive, easy.

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2. dictionary.cambridge.org › dictionary › englishSTICKY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   STICKY definition: 1. made of or covered with a substance that stays attached to any surface it touches: 2. If the…. Learn more.

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     STICKY meaning: 1. made of or covered with a substance that...

   • Znaczenie Sticky, Definicja W Cambridge English Dictionary

     sticky definicja: 1. made of or covered with a substance...

   • Sticky: Italian Translation

     STICKY translate: appiccicoso, adesivo, autoadesivo;...

   • Sticky: Arabic Translation

     STICKY translate: لاصِق / لَزِج. Learn more in the Cambridge...

   • Sticky: Korean Translation

     STICKY translate: 끈적끈적한. Learn more in the Cambridge...

   • Sticky: French Translation

     STICKY translate: collant/-ante, poisseux/-euse,...

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   1. a. : adhesive. b (1) : viscous, gluey. (2) : coated with a sticky substance. 2. : humid, muggy. also : clammy. 3. : tending to stick. 4. a. : disagreeable, unpleasant. came to a sticky end. b. : awkward, stiff. c. : difficult, problematic. a sticky situation. 5. : excessively sentimental : cloying. stickily. ˈsti-kə-lē. adverb.

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   1. covered or daubed with an adhesive or viscous substance. sticky fingers. 2. having the property of sticking to a surface. 3. (of weather or atmosphere) warm and humid; muggy. 4. (of prices) tending not to fall in deflationary conditions.

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   covered with adhesive or viscid matter: sticky hands. (of the weather or climate) hot and humid: It was an unbearably sticky day. Synonyms: steamy, damp, sultry, muggy. requiring careful treatment; awkwardly difficult: a rather sticky diplomatic problem; Breaking the news is going to be sticky.

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   1. covered or daubed with an adhesive or viscous substance: sticky fingers. 2. having the property of sticking to a surface. 3. (Physical Geography) (of weather or atmosphere) warm and humid; muggy. 4. (Economics) (of prices) tending not to fall in deflationary conditions. 5. informal difficult, awkward, or painful: a sticky business.

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   hard to deal with; especially causing pain or embarrassment. “a sticky question” synonyms: awkward, embarrassing, unenviable. difficult, hard. not easy; requiring great physical or mental effort to accomplish or comprehend or endure.

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   (British English, informal) something unpleasant that happens to somebody, for example punishment or a violent death, usually because of their own actions. He'll come to a sticky end one of these days if he carries on like that. have sticky fingers. (informal) to be likely to steal something. a sticky wicket.