Steel Feather

A person, weapon or vehicle that has incredibly high defense/life/resistance but incredibly low offensive power

By focusing on my health and becoming a steel feather nothing can beat me, unfortunately I don’t have the strength to do anything more than chip damage.

by Forgotten Force July 27, 2021

steerage ears

Dumbo shaped ears that stick out more east/west than north/south. They have to stick through the hairdo to count.

Great for grabbing onto while directing someone performing oral sex on you. Absolute control.

It's the hot chick on CNN with the blonde hair and steerage ears sticking out. She would be fun to hold onto.

by jakestewart291 October 28, 2021

steez

not a real word, Jacob like totally made it up

there are no examples of steez because it's not real

by M Teacher and Leo November 2, 2021

steelic

Considerably more "opposite of what might be expected" than the standard degree.

If "steelic" is a step above "ironic", would "rustic" be a less-surprisingly-opposite outcome, since it's a less-durable ferric formula, whereas steel is more robust?

by QuacksO August 12, 2021

Steelsoldier

Steelsoldier is a person who has a lemon for a head/brain.

Steelsoldiers are a waste of life, and you should give up.

Who let the lemon-head into the room? Steelsoldier much.

I had a gun, with two bullets, and I was in a room with Hitler, Bin Laden, and Steelsoldier , I would shoot Steelsoldier twice.

Look at this Steelsoldier, just got beat up by a girl.

by Da GodFather August 26, 2021

Steel toe sandals

Noun:
A pair of old work boots that you wear without socks.

"Hey could you help me with something outside."
"Yeah just let me get my steel toe sandals."

by Kid with assburgars September 1, 2021

steel bomb

A very intoxicating cocktail made with steel reserve, malört, and everclear. Best served by drinking half of a steel reserve 40 and then adding the malört and everclear in the same bottle (for convenience). Not for the faint of heart!

We drank steel bombs last night because we hate ourselves.

by Fluxcore September 5, 2021