Stemera™

Stemera is an OT3 on the social media platform Twitter. They are generally associated with the Teen Wolf fandom on stan twitter.

It consists of three members who are all individually iconic. You could say they are like the Alpha Pack but iconic edition.

The group tends to be associated with the number 7.

The three fictional characters that best represent this OT3 are Allison Argent, Lydia Martin and Stiles Stilinski, known from the hit TV-show Teen Wolf on MTV.

Tyler: "Hey, have you heard of Stemera™, bro?"

Josh: "Of course, they're like iconic on Twitter right now, dude!"

by scj7 October 23, 2017

Steferine

Its an awful ship from the show The Vampire Diaries.Katherine loved Stefan but he didn't love her

He died in the end just so he can kill her.He hated her and loved her in 1864 after that he got over her so please think out of box and look!

Steferine dose not show any true love like Stelena or Steroline.Stefan dose not love Katherine like he loved Elena or Caroline.

by TvdTo January 3, 2018

stewerd

stewerd is a nice little rock boi who never hurts a person ever you can call somone a stewerd it means that there are or are acting nice or nicer than they normaly it is realy complament

oh hi mark your normaly a fucktard but your being a real stewerd

by stewerd March 6, 2018

stemer

A stolen car

Dude I got us a stemer

by Dontsteponmytimbs September 15, 2018

Steertn

The word steertn is a word that is used in the netherland. If you use this word your a farmer en you shit yourself #ervarn

Girl: Look he is so steertn that he cant walk
Boy: he is always steertn

Girl: he is an alcoholic

by Je pa en ma October 30, 2019

Steer the rear

A song created by Irish singer Marty Mone

The song is about young Irish car enthusiasts who like diffin usually driving an Altezza, IS200, Twincam or any rwd car.

Mickey: Hey Tom did ya hear Marty Mones new song Steer the rear
Tom: Oh yeah that song was class

by It’sDoleDay January 12, 2020

Steyr GB

A double-action 9×19mm Parabellum semi-automatic pistol, manufactured by Steyr Mannlicher in Austria. The initial GB stands for Gasbremse (gas brake), a reference for its unique mechanism, gas-delayed blowback action. It was designed in 1968, intended as a homegrown replacement for older handguns in Bundesheer service. Its production was phased out in late 1980s as the Bundesheer decided to adopt Glocks instead.

The Rogak P-18 is an exact copy of Steyr GB, marketed in the United States.

by Kisaragi Hina September 5, 2020