- stick in mind
- stick in (your) mind
to have a strong effect on you, so that you remember.
She had one of those faces that sticks in your mind.
New idioms dictionary. 2014.
stick in mind
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stick in your mind — stick in your mind/memory/ phrase if something sticks in your mind, you do not forget it easily One thing he told me always sticks in my mind. Thesaurus: to remembersynonym Main entry: stick * * * stick in your … Useful english dictionary
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stick in your mind — stick in (your) mind to have a strong effect on you, so that you remember. She had one of those faces that sticks in your mind … New idioms dictionary
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Stick McGhee — Stick McGhee, auch Sticks McGhee (* 23. März 1917 in Knoxville (Tennessee) als Granville Henry McGhee; † 15. August 1961 in der Bronx, New York City) war ein US amerikanischer Blues und Rhythm and Blues Gitarrist und Sänger. Er war der jüngere… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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