stones throw tip

The state of becoming whack from a previously positive status.

The etymology of the term stems from the unfortunate Stones Throw record label, notable as the final resting place of once-good producers such as JDilla and Madlib.

"Yo brandon, that last beat you did was on the stones throw tip."

by vramfoo1 January 2, 2009

stinkstar

butthole; the anal opening through which fecees passes

As the dog walked off, his uplifted tail revealed his little pick stinkstar.

by meep April 22, 2003

Rolling Stones People

Also: Rolling Stones person/girl/boy

1. Generally, a person that is brash, mature, extroverted,rebellious, cheeky,liberated,confident, sometimes sexually promiscuous, and consider themselves more highly evolved than Beatles People, as Beatles People are generally young and naive. They were scruffier and more unkept than Beatle People.

2. People who liken themselves to, or possess the qualities that are of the Rolling Stones

3.In contrast to that of Beatle People

I would never let my daughter date Rolling Stones people. They are too rebellious and long haired.

by vapeaurmauve December 11, 2006

Shonkster

Someone who does very dodgy things, rips you off, acts shonky in general, etc. A consistent shonkster is someone to be avoided, as being in their presence will most likely have bad implications for you.

Can be applied to anyone at all who shonks you over.

"Hey, I got charged way too much for this by that guy. What a shonkster."

"Hugh is becoming a major shonkster, I'd watch out."

by DavRock June 5, 2009

stones

Slang for the testicles ... balls

I put the stones to her last night.

by RobbieJ February 26, 2004

rolling stones

one of the greatest rock bands of all time.

enough said.

by Arfalarf January 31, 2004

stonking

massively awesome, grandly great. not often used, not many things are hells-yeah enough to call for it.

R.Crumb girls (long haired, big legged, and pumpkin-assed), 63 Cadillacs, Led Zeppelin: where those overlap, that is the world of "stonking": one of my favorite words.

by schnoidl October 8, 2011