Is glued (to)

Usage examples of adheres.

Although the beaks and feet of birds are generally quite clean, I can show that earth sometimes adheres to them: in one instance I removed twenty-two grains of dry argillaceous earth from one foot of a partridge, and in this earth there was a pebble quite as large as the seed of a vetch.

I have before mentioned that earth occasionally, though rarely, adheres in some quantity to the feet and beaks of birds.

The hapless fly is impaled with an inch or two of the flowering spike of blady grass to which a portion of the white inflorescence adheres, and is released.

The person I suspect is an unknown, and adheres to the old ways of sorcery, which the Sunrunners left Dorval to oppose.

Office states that it adheres to court rulings not to obstruct these ex-offenders in the exercise of their civil rights.

Anyway, something about it seems to say it isn't a man's handwriting Besides, neither of you may have noticed it, but there's a faint odor, as of perfume, adheres to that bit of paper, though the dampness has taken it almost all out.

The nature of the ancient forest, its quiet and untrodden silence, adheres to the site.

A moth adheres to a bough, his wings half open, like a short brown cloak flung over his shoulders.

A man of a strong and determined temper adheres tenaciously to his general resolutions, and is neither seduced by the allurements of pleasure, nor terrified by the menaces of pain.