Stroph

Part of speech: Noun / Adjective (slang)

1. (noun) A poetic turn of thought, a loop in conversation, or a recurring emotional pattern that hits deep.

2. (adj., slang) Describing something that’s got lyrical flow, moody rhythm, or introspective vibes — think: late-night thoughts, deep talks, or a track that hits your chest weird.

• “Bro, that line was a stroph — made me sit in silence for a minute.”
• “We had one of those 2am stroph convos. No resolution, just real.”
• “This beat is so stroph it makes me wanna text people I shouldn’t.”

by Hector’s Mom April 08, 2025

Strophal

Part of speech: Adjective
Pronunciation: /stroh-fuhl/

1. Describing a rhythm, vibe, or energy that turns, loops, or spirals in a poetic or emotional way.

2. The kind of pattern that feels like a chorus coming back around, a thought that won’t stop circling, or a situation stuck on repeat — beautifully or painfully.

• “Her thoughts were strophal — always looping back to him, no matter how far she ran.”
• “That song hits hard. The strophal flow makes it feel like it’s pulling you under, then lifting you back up.”
• “We’re in a strophal relationship. Break up, make up, repeat.”

by Hector’s Mom April 08, 2025

Hector Brown

The hue of brown between Pooh brown and Shit Brown.

My crap last night was Hector brown.

by Hector’s Mom April 08, 2023