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Yes, the word 'sticks' is a noun, the plural form of the singular noun 'stick'; a word for a broken tree branch or twig; a word for a slender rod made of wood or other material; a word for something prepared in a long and slender form; a word for a thing.
The word 'sticks' is also the third person, singular of the verb to 'stick'.
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Is bumpersticker one word or two?
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Is attached a noun?
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Is bumpersticker one word or two?
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What is an adjective for license?
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Is bumper an adverb?
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Wall Sticker?
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Is the product Skinit a sticker for your phone or a case?
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its a sticker that means oh god
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Sticker.
Where is the zakumi sticker for the virtual album?
Nowhere. It is a virtual sticker.
What is the green sticker for?
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