St.Louis stop

an action where you come up to a stop sign look both ways but never actually make a complete stop

"man tony is gonna get a ticket one day rolling all these stop signs"
"naw man, this is st.louis, that's called the st.louis stop"

by STLBIKER October 27, 2007

Stop and Rob

A convenience store (7-11, Circle K, etc) usually located in the ghetto or other bad neighborhood, prone to being robbed a few times a week.

Charlie 16 to dispatch, we are currently 10-8 at thr Stop and Rob on the corner of 125th and MLK.

by xzybit October 20, 2004

Stop naoing

A cute way to say ' I know you are joking!' or ' you are so naughty' Chinese people say this to close friends. 'Nao' means 'making a mess'.

A: Let's get drunk tonight!
B: Stop naoing! We're taking the finals tmr!

by Selene Chen April 25, 2014

Stop n' Plop

The careful manoeuvre performed instantly after weeing in order to transition into pooing.

Sorry, I took so long. I had to stop n' plop!

by Frank_Chip_Pan September 15, 2017

stop not publishing my words

Bruh stop

Emily “Dude Urban Dictionary won’t publish any of my definitions!”
Sasha “I know right! STOP NOT PUBLISHING MY WORDS!”

by jacobsaggypatties October 10, 2019

Roaring Stop

When a friend in the passenger seat of your car randomly yells out to a passing pedestrian some random abuse or funny call, and you quickly pull over next to the pedestrian to make it awkward for your friend.

You should have seen Bill’s face when I came to a roaring stop after he yelled out to a guy at the ATM “I saw ur pin!”

As we were driving past the mall, Joe yelled “hey sexy legs, how much?” to a blonde bombshell. So I came to a roaring stop. She almost jumped in the car and slapped him!

by ckohler87 October 2, 2009

Cook County Stop

Common in Cook County, IL (aka Chicagoland), it's when 2 cars, 1 behind the other, come to a full stop at a stop sign and then both proceed through the intersection together even though the law requires the 2nd car to stop again after the 1st car proceeds.

OFFICER: I'm ticketing you for going through the stop sign without stopping.
DRIVER: But I did stop!
OFFICER: No! A Cook County Stop doesn't count. You were supposed to stop again after moving up to the crosswalk

by Red Sam Black February 23, 2011