stick

   1. to kill

   Supposedly with a pointed weapon, of cattle in an abattoir and of wild pigs in hunting. It used also to mean to wound:

    The black thief has sticket the woman. (Carrick, 1835)

   2. a spirit added to another drink

   Perhaps you have simply placed, or stuck, one liquid inside another:

    Coffee, if you like, with a 'stick' in it. (Praed, 1890)

   3. (of a male) to copulate with

   A pun on stick, a slang name for a penis:

    Said he with a snicker, As he watched the guy stick her... {Playboy's Book of Limericks)

   Also as to give stick, punning on the meaning, to offer violence, stick it into, or stick it on:

    Brother was sticking it into sister every night. (Mailer, 1965 — they were committing incest)

   Men liked to think they were sticking it on some kind of technical virgin. (McBain, 1981)

   4. a marijuana cigarette

   Usually already rolled, and probably a shortened form of stick of tea, a thin form of selfrolled cigarette. Also in compounds like dream-stick and the punning joy-stick.

   5. a handgun

   The rod¹ imagery:

   He hit some East Side apartment for a bundle. Ice, mostly. Never carried a stick. (Sanders, 1970, and not about someone with a limp on a slippery surface sliding into a building)

   A stick of bombs dropped from an aircraft may merely refer to their hitting the ground and exploding in a straight line.