释义 |
stick·ing I. \ˈstikiŋ, -kēŋ\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English stikking, from gerund of stikken to stick — more at stick 1. : the action of piercing or stabbing < helpless as calves tied up for sticking — F.V.W.Mason > 2. a. : the action of adhering, holding fast, or holding back; specifically : the action of stonewalling in cricket b. : material that sticks or has stuck; specifically : gouge 4 c. : an increase in the water resistance at high speed that delays or prevents the takeoff of a seaplane 3. : a molded edge worked on the rails or stiles of a door around the panels or lights II. noun (-s) Etymology: stick (I) + -ing 1. : sticks for use in supporting plants 2. : the method or order employed in the use of drumsticks especially in playing a snare drum |