STICKS, pistols.—_Nearly obsolete._

STICK-UPS, or GILLS, shirt collars.

STICKINGS, bruised or damaged meat sold to sausage makers and penny pie

shops.—_North._

STICKY, wax.

STIFF, paper, a bill of acceptance, &c.; “how did you get it, STIFF or

_hard_?” _i.e._, did he pay you cash or give a bill?

STIFF FENCER, a street seller of writing paper.

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