Steamoticon

Shorthand for the tradeable, game-themed emoticons added to Valve's Steam PC game delivery service along with Steam Trading Cards. Many aren't "emoticons" in the traditional sense; rather, they are just little icons related to a game's theme. Their relative uselessness in this sense can lead to "Steamoticon spam" - the practice of popping a couple Steamoticons at the end of every post a player makes, probably unrelated to the post itself. As "items", Steam users can display them in galleries on their profiles as well, though, so the less emotive icons are of some practical value.

"I can't believe you paid $3 for that Binding of Isaac *poop* Steamoticon. Are you crazy?!"
"Omg I know you love the Companion Cube, but do you have to end ever single post you make with that Steamoticon?"

by Cryotek September 7, 2013

Stelios

A great dude with a huge PP size, mostly Greek.

OMG! Stelios has an enormous PP! At least 20km longer that the guys from Gay-Away, and especially Giorgos

by StExtreme November 19, 2021

Asbjørn Skelmose

Individual with no bitches

Asbjørn Skelmose har ingen bitches

by albinokiddo January 17, 2022

stelo

its pretty much the things you normally do, or your daily routine; the way you opperate

Did you make any money today? Yea you know my stelo

by trammell May 13, 2008

Steamoned

When someone’s so drunk they turn into a demon

Annas eyes were different directions.... she was steamoned

by Russdog22 December 8, 2019

Stepmom

1.A poor excuse for an actual mom; someone who tries to make your life as miserable as possible

2.Cinderella's worst enemy

1. My stepmom said my curfew is 3pm, but my stepsister doesn't have one.

2. "Mwahahaha"

by faeriebabe27 December 25, 2008

Steamos

noun. Burgers from White Castle, officially known as "Sliders," but referred to as "steamos" for simplicity and ease of use. Named for the cooking process, which steams the burgers to an edible temperature.

"Man, I could really go for some steamos right now."

also used as a nickname for the actual restaurant

"I'm 'bout to head down to Steamo's. You in?"

the "os" ending can be applied to any menu item at White Castle. Sodas are "drinkos," chicken rings are "chickos," fish sandwiches are "swimmos," french fries are "potatos," etc.

by Johnny McSteam January 12, 2009