American Idioms and Expressions

Sticky Fingers Idiom

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sticky fingers
What does sticky fingers mean?
the habit of stealing things that one sees and wantsThe young boy has sticky fingers and you must watch him all the time.
sticky fingers
What does sticky fingers mean?
the habit of stealing thingsEveryone thinks that the new woman at work has sticky fingers because many things have been stolen recently.
sticky fingers
What does sticky fingers mean?
the habit of stealing things The new woman at work has sticky fingers and many things have been stolen recently.

sticky fingers
What does sticky fingers mean?
fingers that steal things that one sees and wants The young boy has sticky fingers. You must watch him all the time.


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