Pronunciation: /ˈstɪkər/
noun a small piece of paper, fabric, plastic, or similar material with an adhesive backing that is used to decorate or label objects
A1 I put a sticker on my notebook.
A2 She decorated her laptop with cute stickers.
B1 The teacher gave out stickers to the students as rewards.
B2 I collect vintage stickers from the 80s.
C1 The sticker on the package indicated that it was fragile.
C2 The sticker on the fruit warned of potential allergens.
adjective describing word that modifies a noun, in this case, 'sticker' does not have an adjective form
A1 I put a sticker on my notebook to make it look pretty.
A2 She decorated her laptop with sticker designs.
B1 The sticker label on the box indicated the contents.
B2 The sticker price on the car was surprisingly low.
C1 The sticker residue on the glass was difficult to remove.
C2 The sticker campaign was a huge success, increasing sales by 50%.
formal The company logo was printed on a high-quality sticker for promotional purposes.
informal I stuck a cute sticker on my laptop to personalize it.
slang That sticker is so lit, where did you get it?
figurative She felt like a sticker in a world full of magnets, always sticking out.
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