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stickability

The ability to stick to a particulally hard job, trade or another type of thing.

Also see: persevere, sticktoittiveness

Also see phrase: Rough it out
This person has to have alot of stickability.

stickability by Noodles McTavish January 19, 2009
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Stickability

To stick with something until you perfect it.
When it comes to perfecting a tune, the stickability of the Mojo Brothers is second to none.

Stickability

The ability to hold on when losing during a sports fixture, and then pull through to gain agood result. first stated by Staurt Pearce, man city fc manager after fixture against everton
"We showed great stickability to stay in the game and get a goal back to get a draw." Stuart Pearce, Man city fc manager
Stickability by tom eyles September 30, 2006

Stickability

The fantastic ability 'to stick' to a task or situation, which in accordance leads to a positive result.
Chris you showed great levels of 'stickability' to win that match.

Charlotte you were unsuccessful because of your lack of 'stickability'.

Stickability

The quality of a roll of tape's adhesive quality - how sticky it is, or how well it will stick to something.
Yeah, get one roll of each tape, we need to determine which has the best stickability.
Stickability by Azeer February 4, 2021

Slickability 

The ability to make something slick, or good looking.
We have to look at the slickability of our website
Slickability by Jez Oldfield January 27, 2009

suckability 

the quality or trait of suckiness, or just being sucky or the state of sucking
1. Ever since the Spice Girls hit it big, "teen pop" has ruled the airwaves and pop music has been awesome in its flat-out suckability.

2. TV today has a high degree of suckability.
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A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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