Stealing Wishes

the act of taking coins from a fountain

person 1: *takes 4 quarters from fountain*
person 2: Hey! Stop stealing wishes!
person 1: I didn't steal anything.
person 2: Yeah you did. Someone wished on that coin and now you took the coin so you stole it and the wish is in it so you stole the wish.
person 1: huh?
person 2: *takes quarters* Just leave the wishes in there! *throws quarters back in*
person 1: Hey!

by freakazoid2222242 December 22, 2010

Stealing from Browntown

Kicking in a bathroom stall and beating the guy inside until he has completely soiled himself.

John was "stealing from browntown" at Sullivan's because the waiter spat in his food.

by Mr. Tubbles December 8, 2012

Sterling'd

When a cock thirsty sidebitch takes your money, and then exposes your private conversations to the world.

Bro: "She bit the hand that fed her"
Bro: "damn son, you got Sterling'd! She did you wrong man"

by Chicaxo May 2, 2014

Sterling

One of the greatest people in the world who can make the good out of a bad situation. He makes me smile, laugh, and gives amazing hugs. He tends to have good style, with his Star Wars and all. Also he’s of good height to rest heads.

Girl 1: Hey who’s that guy?
Gf: That’s Sterling, and he’s taken.

by StarsAndSkies December 18, 2017

Stefling

The informal verb that depicts and act of self righteousness and being a little shit.
Its kinda the mix between the two even though they both juxtapose one another.
For use on those creatures who are common or who are peasantry that are humbled yet little shits. Can be used to describe many of the lower class.

Person A: That thing lives in those council flats
Person B: Yes. he is indeed Stefling

by Lil Baby & Gunna September 9, 2019

Stenzing

Asking a question in a quiz that has multiple correct answers, but only accepting one correct answer and creating tension and discussion among the participants.

Could you please stop stenzing this quiz?

by KillerDwarf December 29, 2020

Stealing the show

Stealing something from somebody (including a show) who would gladly give somebody something doesn't seem like an action with a lot of honor in it. Being indirect about it instead of straightforward makes somebody more of a liar than a thief.

They would've given him/her the show, as it said to do in the script, but he/she still insisted on a coup to steal the show. Stealing the show had always been his/her true intention, to get the best of any of the other guy there was.

by Solid Mantis February 1, 2021