by princ.e.ss February 17, 2016
When you invite a girl to town for the weekend and get an Air BnB but tell her it’s your house because you live with your parents
Bro, I pulled an H Stay last weekend. She had no idea it wasn’t my home, I told her the family pictures on the walls were my cousins.
by Hk1234 February 11, 2020
a greeting or beckoning to a fellow homie, also may be used as a compliment or encouraging phrase. As well as stay hood some may use it as "Stood" as a shorter pronunciation.
by PARKLAND PA March 22, 2010
An informal farewell at ones departure
The phrase is used interjectionally to or by one departing. The phrases origins come from a source that will remain nameless and their love of random words being put together to make phrases that make no logical sense but sound like they should
The phrase is used interjectionally to or by one departing. The phrases origins come from a source that will remain nameless and their love of random words being put together to make phrases that make no logical sense but sound like they should
by GENX001 December 16, 2009
Some one who tells people to home, and especially keeps their children home, out of an excessive fear of Covid-19
by Random thoughts March 14, 2021
by Wandster May 10, 2020
The term goes back to the American whistleblower Edward Snowden. He often says goodbye with "stay free" instead of "stay safe". He explains that an excessive desire for security always comes at the expense of freedom. He wants to increase the value of freedom by using this closing phrase. Other people use this enactment to express their loyalty with Snowden's values.
by Prof. Dr. Slang August 14, 2021