toad sticker

A bayonet. Common in the days of the War Between the States. Common in World War II.

A knife. Common since mid 19th century.

Emil carved up a Mun with his toad sticker.

by Bumkicker Slade May 14, 2005

Sticker

Thing you put on someones mouth to shut them up while your kidnapping them.

Guy: Shut up! *slaps sticker on guy's mouth*
Other Guy: MMGFFMFFMMFMMF (What the eff?!)

by Today's Schedule April 1, 2007

Sticker Licker

In South Australia, a sticker licker refers to a parking ticket officer.

I got done by the sticker licker the other day, I was 5 minutes too late

by dglad4 March 29, 2013

Bumper Sticker Mentality

An inability to examine an issue in depth. An inability to get beyond the basic thought, which sticks in their head like a mantra, closing off all other avenues of consideration.

Due to Larry's bumper sticker mentality, he was unable to understand the nuances of an issue beyond a basic premise, as in "guns don't kill people, people kill people." He lacked the ability to think beyond the bumper sticker.

by The Polish Grammarian December 11, 2015

sticker burr

Another name for a grass burr.

I got sticker burrs all over my britchey leg.

by IconFive August 31, 2010

snuckered

When a person unknowingly screws you over.

When you go to the grocery store and leave with more change than you should have. The clerk doesnt know and you dont find out until later, but once you do find out you dont make any attempt to return the excess amount of change. The store has now been (snuckered) by you.

by MonieShivers March 13, 2008

Sticker Shock

A problem that affects people as soon as they try to buy groceries in Alaska, Hawaii, New York City or San Francisco.

Also very common at cheesy 'upscale' nightclubs in nearly every mid to large sized city in the United States.

From what I understand there is a seriously acute version of the disease in London too. Not sure if the British variety is contagious.

In Alaska everything is imported so prices are higher resulting in early sticker shock. When you start to notice that even products produced in that state (i.e. petrol, weed) are way more expensive than they would be elsewhere in the U.S. the condition moves beyond sticker shock and there is a new word for it: Gouging.

by Big Gaspar May 21, 2010