sticker
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- noun
- /ˈstɪkər/
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pegatina
- When she saw the colorful sticker on her notebook, she felt proud of her artistic expression.
- bumper stickers
- put a sticker
- stickers and T-shirts
And then this has a crotch sticker probably from the swimsuits.
- And then this has a crotch sticker probably from the swimsuits.
- I wonder why toddlers like layering stickers on top of each other.
- So your apple sticker still on my laptop.
- I want my Apple sticker full speed ahead.
Examples
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Edge pieces like this one have two stickers, they look like this.
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Look at these cute cute stickers Jamie Page sent me.
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Her mother used to give her a sticker every time she got a good grade.
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There's a little sticker and it says keep left.
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You have one of those Polaroid sticker cameras, right?
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The children were encouraged with praise and stickers for each trial.
Academic text (2013) -
OK, I'm removing the sticker, which is sealed for authenticity.
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A hybrid system is flexible and can work with bags, tags, stickers, or other options.
Academic text (1995) -
Apparently his neighbors had Justice for Ellie stickers on their windows.
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They're gonna have some bumper stickers made up.
Synonyms
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A piece of paper or cloth attached to an object that gives information about it
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A small picture on paper that you move to glass, porcelain, or metal
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Small paper sticker with glue on the back that sticks when wet
A small label with a sticky back that you can stick to things
A small shiny paper shape you press onto things like cards or notebooks to decorate them
Compounds
A small shiny paper shape you press onto things like cards or notebooks to decorate them
How Expressive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sticker The word sticker comes from the simple verb stick, which means 'to hold in place' or 'to attach'. So a sticker is literally 'something that sticks' onto a surface.