Stone Cold

Term describing a really hot or stunning girl.

Taken from WWF wrestler "Stone Cold" Steve Austin's finishing move, the Stone Cold Stunner.

-"Have you seen Dan's new girl"

-"Yeah mate she's Stone Cold!"

by Ryan W Jones October 28, 2006

Stone Cold

An excessive karma abuser at final fantasy forums.

You've just been OWN+D

and also added to stunner list.

by Annex June 18, 2004

STONE COLD LOSER

A cuck Republican in name only who puts his American constituents last. A multi-millionaire who straps dogs to the roof of his car, keeps binders full of women, and fires his cancer stricken employees so he doesn't have to pay for their health care expenses.

So nice to see RINO Mitt Romney booed off stage at the Utah Republican Convention. They are among the earliest to have figured this guy out, a STONE COLD LOSER!

by S. Patriot May 3, 2021

Stone Cold ET

Stone Cold ET wants some cheesburgers and thats the bottom line.

"Stone Cold ET wants two cheesburgers! AND THATS THE BOTTOM LINE!"

by BOTTOMLINE November 4, 2012

stone cold fox

Some one who is really hot or "super fine" someone who is cute or gourgous or good looking. an attractive person.

Ohh man. Andrew's a stone cold fox.
She's the stone cold fox.

by amy5 January 5, 2007

Stone Cold Stunner

A Devastating wrestling move originated by Johnny Ace's "Ace Crusher", Steve Austin Kickes the opponent in the gut as the victim sells the gut shot, austin places the opponents jaw on his shoulder in an overhead facelock position. Then Austin drops to the ground in a sitting position, impacting the victims jaw and larynx into his shoulder blade.

"Austin dodged the clothesline..STUNNER!! STUNNER!! GOOD GOD ALMIGHT AUSTIN JUST DROPPED THE STUNNER!

by Tyler 3:16 May 4, 2005

Stone Cold Crazy

An all-time favorite superb frantic rocker from Queen on their third album 'Sheer Heart Attack' (1974). It was the first song written by all four members of the band after John Deacon completed their line-up in 1972. It has pounding guitars and strong vocals with some awesome energy, almost frenetic enough to be classified as proto-punk. It transcends time and genre and is by far one of the best rock songs in history that Metallica later covered and earned a Grammy award for best heavy metal performance in 1991.

Crazy stone cold crazy you know

by sxc June 21, 2005