"totally stuck" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a common idiomatic expression that means being completely unable to make progress or move forward in a situation. Example: After hours of trying to solve the difficult math problem, I was totally stuck and had no idea how to continue.
What's happening is that the big diplomacy is totally stuck.
"Then something breaks, and we're totally stuck because I can't fix it".
I said the summit was totally stuck and the big problem was Jerusalem.
'Omigod, she is like, completely -' and 'I can't believe how totally stuck up she is!
But then something horrible happened: for, like, ten hellish minutes, I was totally stuck.
Unlike a lot of puzzle games, you aren't likely to get totally stuck anywhere for very long.
Oddly, they will not be actually speaking Spanish — nay, they are actually precluded from so doing in the name of fairness and totally sticking it to Chris Dodd and Bill Richardson.
Who are these Jews who cheer Eric Cantor more than any other politician right before they go utterly nuts cheering Prime Minister Netanyahu who proceeded to give a speech totally sticking it to the United States.
He basically wants to know if Europe was totally sticking it to us, because don't they have the same problems of gun crazy people goin' straight bang-bang over there.
Plus I know she should totally have stuck to talking wolves & Dave was right to call her out about Kate Middleton's execution, but it is quite annoying as in we were literally this far *places thumb and finger literally one inch apart* from naming the next important bag after her?
And then on Monday morning I start rehearsals for "Stick Fly", so then I'll be totally with "Stick Fly" for the next five weeks.
