Stractical

business jargon used to describe an action that is both of strategic and tactical importance - therefore strategically tactical

This primary tactical action could be of a stractical nature

by Julian Howard September 11, 2005

Starter Bowl

The first bowl to begin a session of smoking marijuana. It is usually slightly less than a full bowl.

Steve: "This weed we picked up looks dank."

Guy 2: "Let me see the sack, I'll pack a litle starter bowl.

by Shadows_420 May 31, 2009

strata

A layer or layers of something distinctive from what lies above and below, typically used to describe layers of sedimentary rock or some other sediment, but can also be used in any number of situations, literally or allegorically.

The athropocene epic will be seen, millions of years from now, as that layer of strata mostly made up of dissolved petrochemical waste, alloy rust, concrete powder and other relic substances of human technological dommination of the Earth.

by Miskatonic Jack 2 January 9, 2011

Scammell Starter Buttons

Scammell starter buttons. Adjective. Describing large nipples.

She was lovely..thoroughly enjoyed playing with her Scammell starter buttons.

by Mr Henderson Smith July 7, 2009

self-starter

A millennial who is willing to take less-than-appropriate pay for their work, due to start-ups, terrible market conditions, stingy bosses, or any of the above.

We're looking for a hard working self-starter who can keep up with the fast pace of the office.
Pay? Oh, there won't be any pay.

by Drnoise March 14, 2017

starter

Food items served before the main courses of a meal (prior to an entrée). Synonymous with an appetizer, an Hors d'œuvre, or a shared plate.

This menu has a ton of a starters!

by Inuki January 5, 2011

the starting line

the best band in the world!

tom: have you heard of the band the starting line?
charlie: ya! they kick some serious ass!

by ghetto hanna June 1, 2004