stirelathon

(n.)(design) strategy by which multiple persons are integrated within a single process to reach a desired condition or moment of exploration without a complete solution for a given situation

Stephanie: What's a stirelathon?
Steven: Your.
Cezary: Mom.

by Team Orange March 30, 2008

Sturgeon Falls

A small town about a half hour west of North Bay, in Northern Ontario, known for its 2 major chip stands, which are across the street from one another. Sturgeon Falls is primary a French Canadian town, and is located on Lake Nipissing. Shopping attractions include the Bargain Shop and Giant Tiger.

Hey I have a craving for some poutine, let's go to Sturgeon Falls!

by skippinit March 4, 2011

five finger stinger

the act of shoving 4 fingers in the female anus and the thumb in the vagina

BOB= the ladies like the five finger stinger

by mactagart July 3, 2009

stinger

(noun) Slang word for a hypodermic needle or syringe.

Gesturing towards the new and unused needle, Nikki asked Tony, "Could you hand me that stinger, please"?

by Nikki Stixx December 26, 2020

shit stirrer

one who manipulates events to cause trouble for other people for their own amusement

she told me my missus was baggin off on me, but I reckon she's just a skanky shit stirrer, so I didnt bother doing anything about it.

by My May 12, 2003

3 finger stinger

2 in the pink one in the stink

dude how was it?

awesome!

did u give her the 3 finger stinger?

hellz ya!!!

by n.b February 7, 2009

Sturges

The reflection of the moon's light off of the surface of a body of water such as a river or lake or ocean. The reflected light appears as a path leading to the moon across the water's surface. While originally used to describe the reflection of the August moon it has developed to describe the moon's reflection in any month.

The word "Sturges" is derived from the name "Full Sturgeon Moon" which is the name given to the August full moon by fishing tribes fishing for Sturgeon. Sturgeon, a large fish, were caught most readily in the month of August in the Great Lakes and other major bodies of water. It is while fishing in summer that the Sturges was commonly viewed and aptly named.

The sturges looks so beautiful this evening glistening across the ocean's calm surface.

by languagefreak August 5, 2009