A combination of the words "standard" and "auto" (auto, in this case, referring to an abbreviation of 'automatic'). Used to convey adamant or even vehement agreement. Often used to suggest that some course of action was already predetermined from the start; that to question such a course would be tantamount to heresy.
Adjective: Oh man, last night was unreal. For the life of me, I can't remember a more stauto time.
Noun: Do I want a cigarette? Of course I want a cigarette, there's no bigger stauto than that.
Verb: Crosby just stautoed that shootout goal. Was there ever a doubt? Of course there wasn't, it was a stauto.
Adjective: That meal was stauto good.
Noun: Do I want a cigarette? Of course I want a cigarette, there's no bigger stauto than that.
Verb: Crosby just stautoed that shootout goal. Was there ever a doubt? Of course there wasn't, it was a stauto.
Adjective: That meal was stauto good.
by Nastiest November 30, 2010