steel

A hard, strong, durable, malleable alloy of iron and carbon, with bits of other stuff in it like carbon, maganese, chromium, nickel, molybdenum, copper, tungsten, cobalt, silicon or a bunch of other impressive-sounding hard things. Its normally used to make structures and other stuff you want to be some-what durable. It also makes your product sound much more safe and cool, like the whole "New-Steel" thing in cars.

To ensure maximum safety and durability, all fisher price products will now be produced from the New-Steel.

by The Black Plague June 23, 2003

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Steel

Train, freight train or regular train, term used in graffiti subculture

I got photos of some fresh steel, check it out!

Yo bruh, lets paint steel this nite, I'v got pretty chill spot.

by NobodyMoe October 22, 2017

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A weapon, typically a knife or blade of 2-6 inches easily concealed but also pertaining to any weapon made of metal, usually bladed from a trench spike to a sword.

Can also be used to describe a handgun

From Kill Bill:
Hattori Hanzo: What brings you to Okinawa?

The Bride: I'm here to see a man.

Hattori Hanzo: Oh yeah? You have a friend living in Okinawa?

The Bride: Not quite.

Hattori Hanzo: Not a friend?

The Bride: I've never met him.

Hattori Hanzo: Never? Who is he, may I ask?

The Bride: Hattori Hanzo.

Hattori Hanzo: Serious, switches to Japanese What do you want with Hattori Hanzo?

The Bride: Japanese I need Japanese steel.

Hattori Hanzo: Japanese Why do you need Japanese steel?

The Bride: Japanese I have vermin to kill.

Hattori Hanzo: English You must have big rats if you need Hattori Hanzo's steel.

The Bride: English ... Huge.

by Kid Kane June 6, 2011

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