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Latest post Mon, Oct 27 2008 11:11 AM by Mister Micawber. 1 replies.
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Angliholic  +  580643 Mon, 27 Oct 08 10:27 AM
Well, I heard Spike is really stuck on the place; he wants to stick around.


Hi,
Is it right and the same to say "stuck around the place" instead of "stuck on the place" in the above? Thanks.
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Mister Micawber  +  580659 Mon, 27 Oct 08 11:11 AM
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No.  Stuck on = attracted to; enamoured of.

You should get yourself a good idiom dictionary, Angli-- or use ONE LOOK more regularly.
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