nuff-nuff n.— «Rachel simplified for us: “If you’re chewing on your handlebars to stay in the break, you’re probably with good breakaway partners who will make the break stick.” Helen clarified: “Yes, and if you’re able...
stick n.— «Among employees at the Preston Valley donor center, Mr. Cone is known—in professional parlance—as a “difficult stick.” “He’s done this for so long, it’s difficult to hit him in the right place, where he...
litter on a stick
n.— «Litter on a stick—freestanding pole sign.» —“Planning slang” by Daniel P. Tasman Usenet: alt.planning.urban Oct. 19, 1996. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
litter on a stick n.— «Pictures on billboards can be beautiful, ugly or just ordinary. But when they are enlarged to 700 square feet, raised 100 feet in the air and randomly spread along every street, they become a form of litter—litter...
litter on a stick n. roadside billboards, signs, and advertisements. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
litter on a stick n.— «The balloons have popped and the confetti has been swept away, but roadside election signs—affectionately known as “litter on a stick” in some parts of the state—will linger for at least another week...