Sterky is a Swedish
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* Styrbjörn Sterki,
Sterky is also a verb in the sparsely used Gazebo dialect of North Queensland, Australia:
* to smoke cigarettes, stab various objects nearby, and consume original flavoured beef jerky simultaneously.
** Smoking, stabbing, jerky
surname
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