sticky
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British pronunciation
/stˈɪki/

Definition & Meaning of "sticky"in English

sticky
01

having a thick consistency that clings to surfaces when in contact

sticky definition and meaning
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The syrup was sticky and hard to clean off the counter.
She avoided the sticky caramel on the plate.
02

(of skin or clothing) feeling damp and uncomfortable due to sweat or moisture

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After the intense workout, his shirt felt sticky against his back.
The humid air left her skin feeling sticky and clammy.
03

(of weather) characterized by high humidity that makes the air feel damp and uncomfortable

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The sticky weather made everyone feel sluggish and tired.
We decided to stay indoors to escape the sticky heat of the afternoon.
04

(of economic phenomena) resistant to adjustments or fluctuations

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Economists often analyze sticky prices to understand inflation trends.
The market faced challenges due to sticky costs that would n't adapt to demand shifts.
05

having difficulties that make a situation challenging

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The sticky situation required quick thinking to resolve.
They encountered a sticky challenge while organizing the event.
06

having content that remains prominently displayed or easily accessible on a website

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The website features a sticky navigation bar for easy access to important links.
The sticky header keeps the logo and menu visible while scrolling.
Sticky
01

a piece of paper that has an adhesive backing, commonly used for notes or reminders

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She left a sticky on the fridge to remind him about the grocery list.
He used a bright yellow sticky to mark important pages in the book.
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