Scatty as Staley

this is when you get more scatty than tom staley

mate your getting scatty as staley

by bIG ALADJKJJJ December 17, 2019

Stale

Similair to peak, but used to describe a person. Almost a mixture of when somebody is dead/boring and peak.

“Riley French is so stale”
“Ye I know he’s always scoring sweaty goals with Icon Hernandez”

by OJ S January 25, 2018

Stanley Park

Biggest Bunch Of Wannabees Ever, half the kids end up in jail or as a prostitute, all of think there hard will all fail there GCSEs

Err who’s that slag, she goes to Stanley park

by Baitingoutshitschools October 23, 2017

Stanley Hudson

Character on NBC's The Office.

Stanley works as a sales representative at the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin, a paper supply company.

Stanley is a hard worker with an affinity for crossword puzzles and a disdain for Michael Scott, his boss.

Stanley Hudson as described by Michael Scott: "Wanted: middle aged black man with sass. Big butt, bigger heart."

by valerie2776 June 13, 2008

red swingline stapler

The red Swingline stapler is the 747xx model used in the movie Office Space. At the time the movie was made, Swingline did not offer a red stapler, but due to the popularity of the film, they began production.

After the company switched to Boston staplers I kept my Swingline stapler.

Have you seen my stapler?

I'm going to burn the building down.

Comment submitted with request to Delete: "The red stapler in the movie is, I think, a model 646. It's definitely not a model 747.

--live to staple; staple to live!"

by brahm2 September 27, 2003

stable buck

a derogatory term used to describe an African-American. It is similar to words such as nigger, porch monkey, coon, etc; comes from the Steinbeck novel Of Mice and Men, in which there is a black farmhand constantly referred to as the "nigger" and the "stable buck."

1. Curley: That damn nigger stable buck
2. Ol' stable buck done gone and stole mah bike.
3. What's up my ni.. I mean, stable bucks?

by Dieje May 16, 2010

Stahler

The Sexiest family name from Germany meaning, steel makers, or blacksmiths.... Also anyone with this last name is well known to be quite a catch.

You are going out with a Stahler?!

You lucky Shithead.

by Charlieeeeeeeeeeeeeee June 24, 2008