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stick around
verb
informal(intr, adverb) to remain in a place, esp awaiting something
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Randazzo, 41, could earn his halo from fans if he sticks around long enough to see the Angels win again.
And as mosquito season has lengthened in recent years amid warming temperatures, some of the bloodsuckers now stick around until December in parts of the Southland.
Dr. Yoo says it’s good to be skeptical of the latest health trend, but predicts that, based on the results he’s seen, salmon sperm facials will stick around.
This area of high pressure looks like it might stick around until around the end of next week.
Not having a field will not encourage baseball players to stick around at a school holding classes at the old Sears building in Santa Monica.
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