Stuck | Mean of stuck in English Dictionary

/ˈstʌk/

• difficult or impossible to move from a position
1. The ring is stuck on my finger.
2. The zipper is stuck.
3. The door keeps getting stuck.
4. The elevator got stuck on the fifth floor.
5. He's an old man and stuck in his ways. [=completely unwilling to change his ways of doing or thinking about things]
6. The song is stuck in my head. [=I keep hearing the song over and over again in my head]
• in a place or situation that is difficult or impossible to get out of
1. The car was stuck in the mud.
2. We were stuck there for three days because of bad weather.
3. She was stuck in an awful marriage.
4. I was stuck at the office all day.
5. stuck at home with nothing to do
6. I got stuck in traffic.
• forced to keep or deal with someone or something unpleasant
1. We're stuck with this old sofa that nobody wants.
2. I was stuck washing dishes. = I got stuck washing dishes.

• unable to think of a solution, an idea, etc.
1. I'm stuck. Can you help me?
2. I'm stuck on this math problem.
3. I got stuck on the very first problem.
4. If you're stuck for ideas, I can help.
5. (chiefly Brit) She's never stuck for words. [=lost for words]
• to start doing something with a lot of energy
1. Grab a plate and get stuck in.
• loving or admiring someone foolishly or too much
1. He was stuck on her for a while in high school.
2. She is stuck on herself. [=stuck-up]