Detroit Steel

Any car produced by any American motor company, regardless of the actual car's origin. Detroit Steel is generally used to describe the original pony cars of the 1960s.

"I love the 1967 Camaro, its 396 cui or raw American power. You cannot beat that Detroit Steel."

by [e-mail] December 9, 2008

Stacey

The correct way to spell Stacy.

Stacey sounds better with an e.

by StaceyTAwesome February 23, 2009

Specer

a master thief, often having a strong tendency toward expensive watches. Will do almost anything to seem innocent, even when caught red handed. Peg-legs are rampant among them.

Chris: Hey Gordon, did you steal my watch?
Gordon: uhhh... nn..no..I...uh..havnt seen any watch.
Chris: Whats that on you wrist?
Gordon: I'm gonna fight you!
Chris: WHAT A SPECER!

by Wyatt Earp 2 March 2, 2009

Steebles

Steebles can mean many things, mostly in a pointless and random reply, can also be used as a replacement for swearing in frustration. It's most common use is if you are trying to confuse somebody who does not know what it means. Steebles is a great word to use in day-to-day life

What do you think you are doing punk?
Steebles mate, Steebles.
Aww Fu-...STEEBLES!
What you upto the night then?
Steebles

by Grant McGarry May 19, 2009

brooke stacey

a total hottie who is practically besties with noah schnapp

" brooke stacey is so cool!"

by okayimhot April 24, 2021

piece of steel

A gun that is used with only one hand. Small enogh to fit inside a purse or hide in pants. Carried for protection if a rival gang shows up or if you want to get even with somebody

To protect myself I carry me piece of steel

by purple86 September 16, 2006

steel reserve

moonshine in a can blackout after a 12pack is GUARANTEED

211 on the cans should be replaced by 911

i drank the steel reserve and wound up getting head on the side of the road with a fatty mcnasty girl

by busta May 27, 2006