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Katie Anh
2022-04-24 07:04
Stick in (one's) throat spoken language verb phrase
Used to describe being unable to say what one wants due to strong emotion.
She wanted to say apologize but the words stuck in her throat.
Every time I wanna say "I love him", the words stick in my throat.
If something sticks in one's throat, it makes them angry or annoyed.
It really sticks in my throat that he took all credits that should have been mine.
What sticks in my throat is bureaucracy existing in my company.
An informal way to say that it doesn't bother me any.
To make someone feel angry or upset
To do something in the present that is likely to cause you troubles or difficulties in the future
To make someone worried or irritated.
1. To gobble something.
2. To use something quickly and in its entirety.
3. To believe something without doubting or asking questions.
4. To greatly enjoy something
5. (For insects) To bite many parts of someone's body.
6. To annoy, worry or upset someone.
7. To overpower or effortlessly defeat someone.
It is mostly used in the past tense.
Do you see anything wrong?
1.Someone viewed with contempt
2. Very bad
1. He dropped out of college and became a crumb bum.
2. The food here is crumb bum! I will never come back to this restaurant once again.
