Wiktionary
a. 1 (context idiomatic of a person English) infatuate with; romantically attracted to; in love with. 2 (context idiomatic of a thing, fact, etc. English) fascinate by; enchanted by. 3 (context idiomatic of a problem, thing, or situation English) puzzle or stumped by.
Usage examples of "stuck on".
In other words, Trooper, your foot thinks it's stuck on the body of a creature who thinks about nothing but sex and drinking.
Not thinking about the immediate danger, only thinking about getting stuck on a planet like Veniola again, Bill screamed shrilly and dived headfirst down the hatchway.
The last piece of paint stuck on the table's surface would not come off.
It would be in her mailbox at home, or stuck on the windshield of her car, or folded inside the morning newspaper that had been delivered to her doorstep.
As apparently was often the case, the lift was stuck on the sixth floor, so we slogged up a dusty and ill-lit staircase.
I figured she was stuck on a ten-letter word for some obscure European writer or something.
Hed spent years fighting the flek wherever they showed their disgusting bone-white faces, feeling at least marginally in control of his fate, but now here he was, stuck on an undeveloped planet far off the shipping lanes where they could entrench themselves until it was too late for the forces responsible for this quadrant to respond.
He'd spent years fighting the flek wherever they showed their disgusting bone-white faces, feeling at least marginally in control of his fate, but now here he was, stuck on an undeveloped planet far off the shipping lanes where they could entrench themselves until it was too late for the forces responsible for this quadrant to respond.