stagnation

Da lazy 'n' listless status of a fertile deer with a big rack of horns when he isn't "getting any".

Bambi was suffering major stagnation when he was all "rarin' to go" but had "no place to stick it"; when Faline found out about it, she pranced over to make a "doenation", thus "relieving the pressure" and making Bambi feel frisky and lively again.

by QuacksO December 6, 2021

stagnating air

is common foreshadowing that something terrible is about to happen
-Yuri from Doki Doki Literature Club

stagnating air

by f1n3 is not a n00b February 26, 2021

Sasnatch

n. hairy like a Sasquatch

damn dat girl got a sasnatch stank like one too

by Not Kiran August 12, 2016

Stagnatory

verb (used without object), stagnated, stagnating, slowing down, losing speed

With the loss of oil profits, the small midwest town dropped into a stagnatory economic drought.

by kevinschmidt March 9, 2018

Stagnacity

A strong emotional desire and ability to stay complacent or stuck in a dead end situation.

Regardless of how fast society is changing, many people are stuck in the stagnacity of old mindsets. They are opposed to change and are stagnaceous in their protests. Many have the stagnacity to firmly verbalize beliefs that the old ways still work best for them. Some people are full of stagnacity, and may demonstrate little desire to change or move forward for personal growth.

by They Call Her Lydia December 20, 2022

stagnation

A Arkansas based rock band that was active from 2005 to 2005. The members included Shoup (vocals/bass), Frank (vocals/guitar), Zakc (guitar), and The Beav (smoke machine). The band featured the hit songs "Gone," "The Nug," and "My Little Trainwreck." The band disbanded after Zakc Cooper was sent away.

That Stagnation sure sucked, I'm glad those guys are history.

by chris cantrell February 8, 2007

stagnattitude

n. A disposition marked by a reluctance to become excited about anything.

The young man's stagnattitude was impenetrable. The parade's floats and brass bands and dancing bears passed before him, but his bland expression remained entirely unchanged.

by Sage Fifield April 4, 2009