See stick like shit on Wiktionary
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"ref": "2011, Howard Jacobson, In the Land of Oz, page 191:",
"text": "'But you know what a nickname is like – it sticks like shit.'",
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"To be very tenacious, or be very difficult to get rid of."
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"(slang, vulgar, simile) To be very tenacious, or be very difficult to get rid of."
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"word": "stick like shit to a blanket"
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