Wiktionary
vb. 1 (context transitive English) To cause to stick to a surface. 2 (context intransitive English) to stick to a surface. 3 To write something casually.
Usage examples of "stick down".
Cordelia remembered what had happened the last time Kou had carried that stick down to the caravanserai, and stared nervously into the shadows.
And with these words he brought his stick down on the roof of the Morris with such force that he dented it badly and smashed his treasured blackthorn to splinters.
All it tells us is that a man walked through the wood and threw a white stick down.
He comes at you with a knife, you bring your stick down on his arm.
OBie brought the stick down hard on its head, jamming its upper teeth through his shirt into his skin but stunning the animal before it could clamp down.
The man struggled, raising his arms to protect himself, until she brought the stick down on his head.
Crunch pushed the stick down and then yanked it over, feeling the g-forces push against him as the Phantom sliced around in a hard diving break.