Stembridge
To over exaggerate on a story.
Stembridge by Fat Noel Gallagher January 20, 2013
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stoxbridge
This term is used to collectively refer to the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge & St Andrews University, the three most prestigious universities in the United Kingdom.
Admissions to Stoxbridge is extremely competitive.
Admissions to Stoxbridge is extremely competitive.
stoxbridge by Steve-O in Sydney January 20, 2023
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shewbridge
word to describe a person who likes to spin his abnormally large genital in a windmill like fashion.
shewbridge by zrabbit18 December 16, 2008
Old Sturbridge Village
Ahh Old Sturbridge Village. It is an 1800s town in the middle of sturbridge massachussetts. For children from all around it means fun. For sturbridge children it is a yearly torture. Preschool: yessssss Kindergarten:yes 1st grade:mmhhmmmm 2nd:yay 3rd:yup 4th:wtf again 5th:this is ridiculous 6th:ive had enough of this shit im going to go smoke in the woods behind the school house. Ahhh the wonders of a tourist attraction. A sturbridge resident can say oh i live in sturbridge and get the response of "whhheerreeee???" but the second they say old sturbridge village they get the answer "oooohhhhhh ive been there". The town of sturbridge is literally defined by OSV people ask if we go to school in 1800s clothes... noooo we do not. Its a small section of town even we have to pay to get into so get over it.
Old Sturbridge Village by A Sturbridgian March 20, 2010
Scumbridge
Scumbridge by Wankstar123 May 21, 2018
Ollie stanbridge
A boy from Chatteris who fingers girls whitest they sleep he has had at least 2 victims and is now depressed and what we like to call a nounce
Ollie stanbridge by Super skinny man 😀 October 30, 2018
Stanbridge
The surname of hotties. The guys are rather shy but very smart, funny and when they do come out of there shell, phew, it's good. Stanbridge's are VERY good in bed, rather theatrical. The girls are funny, popular and pretty.
Stanbridge by LifeInDefinition November 16, 2013
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