The word “stucked” in English

Sometimes you may hear non-native English speakers and English-speaking children say that “something is stucked somewhere”. However, there is no such word as “stucked” in English. It is just a common mistake caused by the fact that the past participle of “stick” ends with a consonant other than “d”, “t” or “n”, which is very uncommon, even among irregular verbs. Nonetheless, the only correct form is “stuck”:

Saying that something is “stucked” is the same kind of error as saying that a glass of water was “drunked” or that your shirt has “shrunked” (the correct forms are “drunk” and “shrunk”, respectively).