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Crank that Stezza up!
Put that Redman CD in the Stezza!
Stezza by Diego October 2, 2003
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A sudden involuntary jump in the voice, generally in young males aged 12-17. one such male is jack cropley who is part of the SCSC, Shenton College Stezza Crew. When a stezza occurs, enunciate the phrase STEZZA JACK!!!!
Boy 1: hey hOW ya doin?
Boy 2: STEZZA JACK!!!
stezza by chubba November 11, 2004
Related Words
Stezza shezza Stozza Sezza skezza stazza stezzy Scezza shezzad Shezza McLez
A nickname generaly used for Anyone with the name Stephen or Steven
My mate's called Steven, but we call him Stezza
Stezza by Stephen Snead October 3, 2003
A bearded man that hails from the State of Tasmania, Australia. His name is often yelled at high decibel levels to attract attention. The size of his beard is comparable only to the length of his public hair which has been likened to that of Osama bin Laden's beard. A Stozza is known for political debate and never diverging from its own opinion. Commonly found smoking substances if left unprovoked it will most likely offer you some.
Oi 'Stozza' get ere cunt
Stozza by Meeks Moose Man August 18, 2014
Nickname for the village of Storrington in West Sussex, England.
Storrington, or Stozza, is a large village and civil parish in West Sussex, England. Actually two villages and two hamlets combined. These are Storrington and Sullington, and Cootham and Heath Common respectively. It is situated at the base of the South Downs, and just outside the borders of the South Downs National Park. Being such a close settlement to the South Downs yet not actually being included in the National Park is frustrating for some residents as some villages and towns further down the South Downs but also further from the Downs are part of the Park. This is also frustrating as it means that there is not a harsh limit on development, as there would be in the National Park, so many green spaces in and around Storrington might be turned into housing developments.
Stozza by D. Ziggy Ismeretlen January 3, 2011

Spezza Pass

When a hockey player swings the puck with their stick behind their back in the hopes of making some incredible passing play to their team-mate, and it instead goes tape-to-tape on the stick of the opposing player who is heading the other way. Usually results in a goal against or at the very least a strong scoring opportunity where the goalie has to save the day.

Note: A fancy attempt of tilting your wrist in the wrong direction can only be referred to as a 'Spezza Pass' if it results in the other team getting some kind of scoring opportunity.
Announcer: "And here comes Spezza across the line looking for the pass . . . what . . . the . . . *BLEEP* Did you see that Spezza Pass! AND THERE GOES OVECHKIN THE OTHER WAY! IN ON GOAL..."
Spezza Pass by DannyHeater April 15, 2010
Very sick, almost to sick to describe
That varial double flip was stezzy!
stezzy by stezzy March 27, 2008
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