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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a really sticky" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a high level of stickiness, whether literally (like a substance) or figuratively (like a situation).
Example: "After the rain, the ground became a really sticky mess, making it difficult to walk."
Alternatives: "very adhesive" or "extremely tacky".
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"Some people enjoy the winter, and a lot of people want to avoid a really sticky August".
Henry V's wooing of Katherine is staged like a really sticky blind date, with the prince dropping the cutlery.
The gates of the beautiful Botanic Park opened for Womadelaide at 4pm on this Friday afternoon, and two hours later, as the day began to cool – it's been a really sticky one – the music began.
Kongregate is about user generated games and the competitive gaming community around them, which sets them up to be a really sticky site.
It's a really sticky situation.
It would be easy to get sucked in, but you could get yourself into a really sticky situation.
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If they are really sticky, a gentle run of warm water on the back of the pan may help.
Be careful not to get the resin in your eyes,it burns quite a bit and is really sticky.
To clean it off, apply the hot-water technique you'd use for a nonsticky cast-iron pan, augmenting the cleaning with a metal scouring pad and, in really, really sticky situations, with a little dish soap.
If the scrub is really sticky, add a drop or two of milk, which has moisturizing properties.
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