| The dough mother is molded then again during an operation called stickup, which consists in softening it and in aerating it. |
| Rarely, however, have we embraced as rancid a pair of ne'er-do-wells as the bumbling Depression-era stickup artist Clyde Barrow and his girlfriend Bonnie Parker. |
| Anyone who becomes a junkie, crack dealer, or cellphone-stealing stickup artist is obviously bad at making life decisions. |
| In Nice, a jeweller who was the victim of a robbery shot one of the two stickup men as he rode away on a motor scooter. |
| He is also a junkie, so stoned that he brings yellow rubber gloves to the stickup, as if he and Frankie were washing dishes on the night shift. |
| At this point, Firth basically re-enacted the bank robbery scene, with the famous illegible stickup note. |
