Definition of stickling in English:

stickling

noun ˈstɪklɪŋ

rare

Any of various spinous saltwater or freshwater fishes, specifically a stickleback (family Gasterosteidae).

noun ˈstɪklɪŋ

The action or an act of stickle; especially (in early use) vigorous striving or participation, (in later use) insistence that something should follow a prescribed form or be done in a prescribed way.

Origin

Late Middle English. Apparently cognate with or formed similarly to Middle Dutch stekelinc (Dutch stekeling), Middle Low German stekelinc, stickelinc, Middle High German stichelinc (German Stichling)<br>late 16th century. From stickle + -ing.

Definition of stickling in US English:

stickling

nounˈstɪklɪŋ

rare

Any of various spinous saltwater or freshwater fishes, specifically a stickleback (family Gasterosteidae).

nounˈstɪklɪŋ

The action or an act of stickle; especially (in early use) vigorous striving or participation, (in later use) insistence that something should follow a prescribed form or be done in a prescribed way.

单词	stickling
释义	Definition of stickling in English: stickling noun ˈstɪklɪŋ rare Any of various spinous saltwater or freshwater fishes, specifically a stickleback (family Gasterosteidae). noun ˈstɪklɪŋ The action or an act of stickle; especially (in early use) vigorous striving or participation, (in later use) insistence that something should follow a prescribed form or be done in a prescribed way. Origin Late Middle English. Apparently cognate with or formed similarly to Middle Dutch stekelinc (Dutch stekeling), Middle Low German stekelinc, stickelinc, Middle High German stichelinc (German Stichling)<br>late 16th century. From stickle + -ing. Definition of stickling in US English: stickling nounˈstɪklɪŋ rare Any of various spinous saltwater or freshwater fishes, specifically a stickleback (family Gasterosteidae). nounˈstɪklɪŋ The action or an act of stickle; especially (in early use) vigorous striving or participation, (in later use) insistence that something should follow a prescribed form or be done in a prescribed way. Origin Late Middle English. Apparently cognate with or formed similarly to Middle Dutch stekelinc (Dutch stekeling), Middle Low German stekelinc, stickelinc, Middle High German stichelinc (German Stichling)<br>late 16th century. From stickle + -ing.
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