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stick-on

ADJECTIVE
  1. of something (a paper label or postage stamp) gummed in advance
    stick-on labels

How To Use stick-on In A Sentence

  • You can also buy a sheet of stick-on diamonds for about a dollar. Card Craft
  • Write a few handwritten words in blue ink or on a stick-on note on the front page of the newsletter.
  • Load up on cool ephemera and tacky souvenirs: NYPD snow domes, stick-on bullet holes, match books, carrier bags, free postcards, anything that says I heart NY.
  • The full address on a stick-on label was that of a Mrs P. R. Slater of Peterborough.
  • He puts three stick-on EKG leads on the man's chest and abdomen, a right triangle. Military medics combine ultramodern and time-honored methods to save lives on the battlefield
  • Stickybits makes QR code blocks for you that get sent to you as a stick-on. Web Teacher › Useful links: Stickybits, Women in Tech, Google in China
  • He took stick-on bandages from the small first aid kit he carried and, rubbing some healing salve over the wounds, covered them with the bandages.
  • These lightweight pasties are so much less cumbersome than a stick-on bra - you won't even notice you are wearing them.
  • Pop Faux lashes £7.50, popbeauty.co.ukExtensions look natural; to make a statement, you need stick-on temporaries. Beauty: Eyelash extensions | Sali Hughes
  • We are a professional manufacturer of corrugated packaging, boxes, cartons and stick-on labels.
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