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The ability and determination to continue doing something despite difficulties. Attributed to either Thomas Edison or Albert McGeachy. In a remarkable feat of sticktoitiveness, I finally managed to lose my virginity.
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January 1, 2006 Urban Word of the Day
n. The ability to stay with a project and see it through to completion. When it comes to building sand castles, Gordon shows incredible sticktoitiveness!
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Bogus word probably made up by and certainly overused by basketball announcers. It basically means persistance. Robbie Hummel shows great sticktoitiveness when he's under the hoop.
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The ability to withstand the test of time, even to the point of coming back from apparent extinction. Some words refuse to be relegated to linguistic history books -- like the Ivory Billed Woodpecker, they seem to ressurect after years of disuse, showing remarkable sticktoitiveness.
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glue-like substance that adheres to whatever it touches. When Ron Jeremy ejaculates, its because of his sticktoitiveness.
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