colloq. [f. STICKY a.] trans. To smear with something sticky.
1865. Mrs. Gaskell, Wives & Dau., xxxv. Cook wanted a jar of preserve,… I was sadly afraid of stickying my gloves.
1894. R. C. V. Meyers, in Harper’s Mag., May, 853/1. He’s stickying all the velvet seat with his hands, too.
