stick around (Meaning)

Wordnet

stick around (v)

be available or ready for a certain function or service

stay put (in a certain place)

Despite the rain, the children stubbornly stuck around the playground.
The curious cat refused to stick around the sleeping dog for too long.
The politician tried to stick around long enough to answer questions from the press.
I stuck around the office late to finish the presentation.
The waiter politely asked if we wanted to stick around for dessert.
The movie was so boring that half the audience didn't stick around until the end.
The detectives stuck around the crime scene until they were certain they had collected all the evidence.
The friendship didn't stick around for long after the betrayal.
The kids stuck around the campfire until the flames died down.
The armed guard stuck around the valuable artifacts throughout the night.

be available or ready for a certain function or service, stay put (in a certain place)

hang around,remain, stay, wait, hold on, hang on,dwell, abide, loiter, dawdle

get off, clear off, push on, bail, shove (off), quit, walk out, bail out, depart, peel off

Despite the rain, the children stubbornly stuck around the playground.

The curious cat refused to stick around the sleeping dog for too long.

The politician tried to stick around long enough to answer questions from the press.

I stuck around the office late to finish the presentation.