Definition of stickit in English:

stickit

(also sticket, sticked)

adjective ˈstɪkɪt

Scottish

1Modifying a noun denoting a calling or profession: designating a person who has been unsuccessful in the specified calling or profession; failed.
2Of an undertaking, outcome, product, etc.: imperfect, bungled; unfinished.

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Dougal Graham (d. 1779), poet and chapbook writer. Scots variant of sticked.

(also sticket, sticked)

adjectiveˈstɪkɪt

Scottish

1Modifying a noun denoting a calling or profession: designating a person who has been unsuccessful in the specified calling or profession; failed.
2Of an undertaking, outcome, product, etc.: imperfect, bungled; unfinished.

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Dougal Graham (d. 1779), poet and chapbook writer. Scots variant of sticked.

词汇	stickit
释义	Definition of stickit in English: stickit (also sticket, sticked) adjective ˈstɪkɪt Scottish 1Modifying a noun denoting a calling or profession: designating a person who has been unsuccessful in the specified calling or profession; failed. 2Of an undertaking, outcome, product, etc.: imperfect, bungled; unfinished. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Dougal Graham (d. 1779), poet and chapbook writer. Scots variant of sticked. Definition of stickit in US English: stickit (also sticket, sticked) adjectiveˈstɪkɪt Scottish 1Modifying a noun denoting a calling or profession: designating a person who has been unsuccessful in the specified calling or profession; failed. 2Of an undertaking, outcome, product, etc.: imperfect, bungled; unfinished. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Dougal Graham (d. 1779), poet and chapbook writer. Scots variant of sticked.
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