Examples of 'something stuck' in a sentence
Meaning of "something stuck"
This phrase refers to a situation where an object or substance is lodged, fixed, or immovable, often causing inconvenience or obstruction. It implies that an item or material is not moving or cannot be easily removed from its current position. It is commonly used in contexts where physical objects or figurative concepts are involved
How to use "something stuck" in a sentence
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something stuck
I think there is something stuck to the bottom.
Something stuck in my craw during that conversation.
They will find something stuck in there.
Something stuck in my throat for days.
There must be something stuck in the chimney.
Every piece of trash has something stuck.
Got something stuck in the wound track.
I just got a pebble or something stuck in my shoe.
I feel something stuck in my throat and chest.
I no longer want to have something stuck in my eye.
I got something stuck between my teeth.
There is a thorn or something stuck in him.
There is something stuck on the bottom of this chair.
Almost like you have got something stuck.
You have something stuck in your teeth.
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Every cavity in your body had something stuck into it.
They get something stuck in their heads.
Like a form about insurance or something stuck in that one.
You have something stuck in your throat.
I think there is something stuck.
There is something stuck between the pages.
A common cause of coughing in dogs is something stuck in the throat.
There was something stuck deep inside her.
The one on the right looks like it has something stuck on it.
You have something stuck on your hair.
Dating someone awful is like having something stuck in your teeth.
And maybe something stuck in his underpants.
More like this constant feeling like there is something stuck in my throat.
There is something stuck to your back.
The patient may have the feeling of something stuck in the eye.
There is something stuck to this can.
It can also give a sensation of constantly having something stuck in your throat.
Seems to be something stuck in the wound.
Something stuck in its teeth.
Like you got something stuck up there.
Something stuck me in the butt.
He suddenly noticed something stuck in her hair.
Got something stuck on your shoe.
There seems to be something stuck in here.
But something stuck with me from that meeting.
There was just something stuck there.
Something stuck me in the leg.
You have got something stuck in there.
Something stuck to me and on my leg.
I have a hair or something stuck on my lens.
Something stuck in the engine.
There must be something stuck under the sluice.
Something stuck in his paw.
She probably had something stuck in her eye.
Something stuck in its mouth.
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Two horses got stuck in the bog
He was stuck in the storm and he got sick
I just found this stuck in the catwalk
