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shtick
[ shtik ]
noun
- (especially in comic acting) a routine or piece of business inserted to gain a laugh or draw attention to oneself.
- one's special interest, talent, etc.
shtick
/ ʃtɪk /
noun
- slang.a comedian's routine; act; piece
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Origin of shtick1
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Example Sentences
The film relies on a steady stream of gross gags and outdated shtick.
But the main thing was corner shtick, we called it, and in our gang, I was the undisputed champ at corner shtick.
Christie has “regular guy” down, too, but with him, he has it so far down that it risks becoming shtick.
Critics who are less bullish on The Crazy Ones bemoan all of this, protesting that the Robin Williams shtick is worn out.
J-Fal and the Roots reprised their classroom-instruments shtick with Robin Thicke Thursday to sing his hit, ‘Blurred Lines.’
Wid a shtick in me fist Oi'll take care of ony spalpeen fwhat'll stand up in front av me.
Do you mind that shtick—big enough to sarve as a respictable shillalah at Donnybrook Fair?
Why, if it kim to a foight, the bastes could run underneath, and shtick their spears through the flure.
To wait a bit, and thin go round wid a thick shtick and bate all their heads.
He handed the cob to the waiter, and asked, "Will you plaze put some more beans on my shtick?"
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