the stallions

bunch of mad cunts who live life to the fullest

oi look at the stallions i heard they all send their cocks to each other i wanna be just like them

by big legs February 2, 2021

sugarrushed stallion

the underlying knowledge there's that one person who's cooler than you

man, thats some sugarrushed stallion level party

by clapfreak November 9, 2021

The Stallion

Another word used for a humongous cock. Horses have enormous dicks and sometimes one of your friends might too.

Daniel: “dude I railed her last night she could barely breath”
Simon: “she was faking her ex had The Stallion”

by onfonem666 August 18, 2021

Italian Stallion

Sticking raw spaghetti in your ass and then sticking it into boiling water so it becomes soft. Then you can wag it like a tail.

It's crazy how Tommy went to the store with his mom for the pasta. He's gonna use it for the Italian Stallion.

by Discouragizer December 1, 2023

Fuck Stallion

(Used Ironically/sarcastically) a wuss, cuckold or total bitch. A male who would struggle to bench press 1/5 of his body weight.

"Did you see Wally trying to curl the olympic bar earlier?"
"Yeah. Wowza, what a fuck stallion.

by the Chame-Loc'ster March 26, 2024

Domestic Stallion

Noun. A stay at home dad. Particularly in an area known for outdoor recreation.

Person 1: What does Randy do for a living?
Person 2: His wife makes bank so he just takes his kids on hikes and bike rides; he’s a domestic stallion.

by Speedy Anteater June 12, 2024

Logical Stalling Tactic

The use of logical demands—requests for definitions, demands for evidence, requests for clarification—not to advance understanding but to delay, distract, or derail conversation. Logical stalling tactics are what happens when someone asks "define your terms" not because they need definitions but because they want to stop the argument. It's the logic of "what do you mean by 'fair'?" (asked for the tenth time), of "prove that assertion" (after the tenth proof). Logical stalling tactics are beloved of bad-faith arguers who know they can't win but can always delay. The cure is recognizing when stalling is happening and refusing to play—offering definitions once, then moving on; providing evidence once, then demanding engagement.

Example: "Every time she made a point, he demanded a definition, a source, a proof. Not because he needed them—he never engaged with what she provided—but because each demand slowed her down, exhausted her, drained the conversation. Logical stalling tactics had turned dialogue into obstacle course. She eventually stopped trying, which was his goal all along."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 17, 2026