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Term: Stickle

Description:

As a noun, "stickle" refers to a small, shallow, or rocky rapid in a stream or river that obstructs fish migration. As a verb, it means to impede or halt the progress of someone or something, typically by causing difficulties or creating obstacles. The term can also be used as a gentle admonition, suggesting cautiousness or deliberate action.

Sample Sentences:

1. Noun (Stream Rapid): The salmon were struggling to jump over the stickle as they made their way upstream.

2. Verb (Obstruct): The fallen tree across the path stickled our hike, forcing us to take an alternative route.

3. Verb (Impede): The heavy rain stickled the progress of the construction workers.

4. Phrase (Gentle Admonition): Take heed and stickle your actions to avoid unnecessary risks.

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