Phrasal verbs starting with "stick"

To remain in a place or situation, especially to wait or to continue being present.

To continue working on something difficult without giving up.

To remain loyal to a person or to continue supporting a decision, even when things are difficult.

To press something down so it stays flat and attached to a surface, or to write something down quickly.

To continue doing something difficult or unpleasant until it is finished rather than giving up.

To treat someone harshly, punish them, or get revenge on them; sometimes used positively for decisively defeating or defying someone.

To attach something to a surface using adhesive, or to put music or a TV programme on to play.

(British informal) To hit someone, usually with the fist.

To protrude beyond a surface, to be very noticeable, or to endure something unpleasant.

To remain committed to a decision, plan, or rule; or to physically adhere to a surface.

To remain united and support each other, or to be physically joined by adhesive.

To protrude upward, to fasten something to a surface, or to rob someone at gunpoint.

To defend or support someone who is being criticized or treated unfairly.

To continue with something or remain loyal to someone or a choice.