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The boomarang never came back...lets just call it a stick
a stick by the howboucha guy April 16, 2008
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a gun or batton
a stick by Hillary Joncas January 16, 2018
Something used for shaking at things;

cannot be shook at a large number of things.
"I shake my stick insultingly at your meager number of XXX!"

"More XXX than you can shake a stick at!"
a stick by Vee Are Are Schee January 13, 2004
A $20 deal of weed in Australia.
Hey bro, when we get home you wanna go halves in a stick? I only have $10 and really wanna have a smoke tonight.
A stick by 73outback January 5, 2020
a noun.

anything or anybody taller than 6 feet and less than 120 pounds.

(if it's an object, its width should be less than 5 inches)
joe: "Jack! your boyfriend is so tall."
jack: "I know, I like dating a stick."
joe: "I'm jealous."
a stick by dontdothattwice May 17, 2009

A stick and a half

— How much do you think one of these condos sets you back?
A stick and a half, at least!
million money dollars half
A stick and a half by LuizLeitao January 5, 2016

A stick up my butt 

please help theres a stick up my butt
A stick up my butt by CumSlayer March 8, 2022
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