Stealth Texting

The act of covertly sending malicious text messages about a person in the room to a 3rd party, who is also in the same room.

Lori, Danni, and Mandy are all in the same room. Danni is sitting next to Mandy and happens to observe that Mandy stinks. Danni then resorts to STEALTH TEXTING to inform Lori of the situation.

by Foyt August 14, 2010

stealth bomb

when you go up to someone sleeping and drop a dingleberry on their face and walk away

I dropped the dirty stealth bomb on this guy at this party while he was sleeping

by BlackGuyMcgee August 2, 2011

Bun of a Seast

A variation to the euphemism: Son of a Beast.

"Man, seriously, Stupidvan is a true Bun of a Seast."

by Aazhmandius March 20, 2003

Stealth

A rogue ability in Word of Warcraft. This ability enables the rogue to sneak around enemies such as horde or game enemies. This gives the rogue to upper hand in the fight as it can stun lock the opponent but using Cheap Shot as the opening move.

However, if the rogue gets to close to a game enemy the enemy will sense it and attact. The chance of this happening can be decreased by using talent points. Also, if a player or enemy is a certain amount of levels higher than the rogue, it can be seen therefore making stealth useless.

A rogue stealths up to an unsuspecting enemy and stunlocks/ambushes it without it having time to react.

by 1337rogue July 23, 2008

Stealth

A rollercoaster ride in a theme park called Thorpe Park, in England. It is the highest rollercaster in the country and goes from 0 to 80 miles per hour in 2 seconds. (I think.)

We went on Stealth at Thorpe Park.

by Fayola1337 March 22, 2009

Stealthy Look

A "stealthy look" is when you look around the room in a suspicious way to make sure lots of people see you, then looking blatently at whatever you want to see.
Atleast thats how the villans in films do it

Mr Generic Villan, took a "Stealthy Look" at the Documents.

by Dave1313 December 9, 2008

stealth student

a student in a physically demanding training course (like automobile driving) who shows up with one or more major disabilities (for example, untreated Tourette's Syndrome, absence of all but one finger on one or both hands, IQ of 60 or below, cerebral palsy, other profound physical or mental disabilities) which went unmentioned by student's parents because they didn't want the student to be treated "differently from the other kids."

"Woops. We have a stealth student over there... Mom and Dad forgot to mention that he's a high-level quadriplegic when signing him up for defensive driving over the phone."

by denver coonass March 18, 2008