matchstick
matchstick
Definition
match·stick (-stik′)
noun
- the thin piece of wood, cardboard, etc. of a match
- something thin like this
matchstick
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: Use a matchstick or something similar to mark your position on the ladder.
Adjective modifier
- thick: Cut the courgettes and mushrooms into slices, the broccoli into florets, the cabbage into fine shreds and the carrot into thick matchsticks.
- thin: Implanon is about the size of a thin matchstick.
Modifies a noun
- man: Click Here Friday 23rd August 2002: Matchstick Men Update: Filming looks to have been stopped on the forthcoming Ridley Scott movie.
- figure: There's a matchstick figure chained to the line.
- model: The results of the pose estimation were displayed using an extended matchstick model in MAVERIK.
- puzzle: Maths on Fire consists of a book and CD of 66 engaging matchstick puzzles.
- Men: Matchstick Men is definitely a feel good movie that is in no rush to unleash its finest qualities.
- illustration: The Red Book of Groups Gaie Houston A practical and readable introduction to groupwork with useful matchstick figure illustrations!
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