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On this page you'll find 35 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to stick out, such as: bulge, bulge out, jut out, poke out, protrude, and stand out.
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That screech was so blamed genuwine I almost fergot to stick out my laig and trip Boston as he come by me.
ALEC LLOYD, COWPUNCHERELEANOR GATESIf this is done, the corners will not stick out when the cloth is finished.
ELEMENTS OF PLUMBINGSAMUEL DIBBLEAnd I shall stick out that he placards on them a notice, that they were shot by you—shot fair and clean, by God!
FORGING THE BLADESBERTRAM MITFORDAnd the pussy cat was washing his face with his paws, taking care not to let the claws stick out for fear of scratching his eyes.
UNCLE WIGGILY'S TRAVELSHOWARD R. GARISThen one of us must go down the opening yonder, wade along the passage, poke the stick out through the hole, and shout.
CROWN AND SCEPTREGEORGE MANVILLE FENNFurther on, the corner of a bit of paper would stick out from under the pedestal of a clock.
THE SURPRISES OF LIFEGEORGES CLEMENCEAUSome may think I stick out the elbow too much, but I don't care for that, if by this means the scale becomes smooth and even.
PIANO MASTERYHARRIETTE BROWERThe heights of the precipice are clothed with old fir-trees, which also stick out of the crevasses of the rocks.
THE RIVERS OF GREAT BRITAIN: RIVERS OF THE EAST COASTVARIOUSShe has abolished all my curls, and made two things stick out on each side of my head like those on the head of the Sphinx.
GEORGE ELIOT'S LIFE, VOL. I (OF 3)GEORGE ELIOTHis black hair was clipped close to his skull, making his ears appear to stick out amazingly.
ISLE O' DREAMSFREDERICK F. MOOREWORDS RELATED TO STICK OUT
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