1North American. A stick used (especially by North American Indians) to harvest wild rice from a canoe, by beating the stalks to knock the grains into the boat.
2A variety of long thin noodle made from rice flour.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From rice + stick.
Definition of rice stick in US English:
rice stick
nounˈrʌɪ(s)ˌstɪk
1North American. A stick used (especially by North American Indians) to harvest wild rice from a canoe, by beating the stalks to knock the grains into the boat.
2A variety of long thin noodle made from rice flour.