Stos

An expression used to define a cool/amazing event or object and/or an awesome situation.

"That car was so stos!"
"The party at her house was stos."
"Her attitude was so not stos."

by Kelly McDowell January 11, 2013

Stoshick

Verb -

The ability to find ones flaw and bring it to their immediate attention.

I needed help then Jeremy Stoshick'ed my belly and I cried for days about it

by Master of All that is good and January 18, 2011

sorostitute

Damn near every girl that is in any sorority.

"Did ya hear Jon pulled off the {Steely McMichaels} on that sorostitute."

by Nicholai Hel June 10, 2006

Sorostitute

A sorority prostitute.

Pi Phis are sorostitutes.

by Peeler_2011 April 22, 2010

stosh

Derived for the Polish version of the name "Stanley;" An often insulting nickname for a stupid person. Variations include, Stoshu, Stash, Stashu, and Stoshy

"Hey stosh way to flunk that test."

by Megaroo August 1, 2003

Spross

-(noun): A short white man consisting of jewish like hair (often in the form of a 'fro) and a lazy eye that doesnt seem to wanna play with the other. He can often be found in his room playing PS3 and smoking marijuana by himself (often out of his beloved bong). If he is not doin this, he is either meeting Swags for another dime, playing with himself, or applying peanut butter on himself for his dog Stanley to lick off. This particular creature is rare and often uses its maiting call (mehhhh) to attempt to attract a mate, although this tactic is never succesful. If you happen to come across this magnific specimen, you should attempt to capture it and bring it to your local zoo so the rest of the world can observe this oddly fascinating organism. But be prepared because the Spross is very fast and elusive.

"Yo where's Spross?" "He just bought Call of Duty, we won't be seeing him for the next year."

Spross: "Mehhh, that jawsky is phat!"

by The Spross Hunter December 27, 2011

strasse

Area of specific interest. Heard recently on BBC Radio 5, ‘Right up your Strasse’. Clearly calqued from ‘right up your street’ but with a tone of contempt. Does the rhyme and association with ‘up your arse’ have anything to do with it?

Right up your Strasse

by klidenengro January 30, 2004