by coolpersonyo August 30, 2003
A rounded, bespectacled, hairy creature with an insatiable appetite for alcohol and a deviant liking of root vegetables.
Gaz : "Have you seen Bennett ? We're supposed to be going out tonight"
Al : "Steve Bennett ?"
Gaz : "Don't be crazy man, no one can handle a night out with Steve Bennett"
Al : "Steve Bennett ?"
Gaz : "Don't be crazy man, no one can handle a night out with Steve Bennett"
by Baku Goose November 28, 2009
by dirtyqwerty April 09, 2010
One of the most intense headlocks man can experience. The Steve Leopold headlock was born in the year 2000, in a taxi cab headed for the Condor Bar in San Francisco, California.
by William Goodshop August 19, 2006
Cool guy. Nickname of rock musician/DJ/Sopranos star/E Street Band member Steven Van Zandt. Also known as Little Steven. He got the nick name "Miami Steve" because he'd been to Miami about once at that point...
See "Little Steven", "E Street Band", "Jimmy Cliff", "Southside Johnny", "Gary U.S. Bonds", "Sopranos", "Disciples of Soul", "Underground Garage"...
Example doesn't use the word Miami Steve, apparently. Of course not, this is just the example, not the title.
Example doesn't use the word Miami Steve, apparently. Of course not, this is just the example, not the title.
by O.G. WILLAKER October 24, 2005
a disgusting fat high school drop out who believes it is his duty to mock everyone else. The epitome of an epic fail.
That guy is such a pirate steve. He's going no where with his life so he makes fun of everyone else.
by dexter528 December 09, 2009
Not refering to anybody named Steve.
"Do a steve" is a request, asking a person to "do a Steve." To "do a Steve" is to preform an action, not nessecarily a logical or possible action. Most any responce to "do a Steve" is appropriate.
The request usually occurs after a moment of silence or upon greeting.
"Do a steve" is a request, asking a person to "do a Steve." To "do a Steve" is to preform an action, not nessecarily a logical or possible action. Most any responce to "do a Steve" is appropriate.
The request usually occurs after a moment of silence or upon greeting.
by Cap'n Awesome April 26, 2005