STICKLES Meaning and
Definition
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Stickles is a verb that refers to adornment or decoration in an extravagant or showy manner. It is often used to describe an act of adding glitter, sparkles, or similar decorative elements to enhance the appearance of an object or a surface. The primary purpose of stickles is to bring attention, highlight, or accentuate the beauty of something.
When someone stickles an item, they embellish it with colorful, reflective, or eye-catching materials, often in a meticulous or precise manner. This can involve applying glitter, sequins, beads, or any other small decorative pieces to create a striking or shimmering effect. Stickles are commonly used in crafting, such as card making, scrapbooking, or art projects, where there is a desire to add an extra touch of glamour or allure.
The act of stickling can be seen as an artistic process, where the artist carefully selects and strategically places the decorative elements to create a visually appealing result. It requires attention to detail, creativity, and a keen eye for design. Stickling can be employed to transform ordinary objects into something more captivating and captivating, catching the light and drawing attention.
In summary, stickles is the act of embellishing an object or surface with an extravagant or showy decoration, typically involving the addition of glitter or other small, eye-catching elements. It is a way to enhance the visual appeal of something by adding sparkle and shimmer with precise and meticulous placement of decorative materials.
Common Misspellings for STICKLES
- atickles
- ztickles
- xtickles
- dtickles
- etickles
- wtickles
- srickles
- sfickles
- sgickles
- syickles
- s6ickles
- s5ickles
- stjckles
- stkckles
- stockles
- st9ckles
- st8ckles
- stixkles
- stivkles
Etymology of STICKLES
The word stickles has its roots in Middle English. It is derived from the Old English word stician, which means to pierce or stab. Over time, this word evolved into Middle English as stikelen, meaning to stick or sting. Eventually, stickles emerged as a variant form in Middle English, retaining the same meaning of to stick or pierce.
Similar spelling words for STICKLES
- stickland,
- stickel,
- stickily,
- stickleback,
- shtickl,
- stokley,
- stockel,
- stoical,
- steakley,
- steckel,
- stickley,
- stickler,
- St Clair,
- Stockley,
- Stecklein,
- stickle,
- steckler,
- St Claire.
Conjugate verb Stickles
CONDITIONAL
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FUTURE
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will stickle
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FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have stickled
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PAST
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stickled
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stickled
PAST PERFECT
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had stickled
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PRESENT
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stickle
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stickle
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stickle
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have stickled
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have stickled
I
am stickling
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are stickling
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is stickling
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was stickling
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were stickling
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were stickling
I
will be stickling
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have been stickling
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I
would be stickling
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