Steady Away

isn't busy or quiet, when it's somewhere In between, like you've not stopped doing anything, but your not rushed of your feet

How the restaurant Neil?

Steady away madam

by ToMockaBaldMan June 14, 2016

going steady

Being a couple, an ite,. Monogamous relationship. boyfriend and girlfriend.

q: are bob and lisa going steady?
a: yes, they've been going steady for 8 months now

by eta February 09, 2004

going steady

dating in an exclusive, committed sense (somewhat archaic; the term is used in the film Bye Bye Birdie, for example)

Sally and Jim have been going steady now for three months.

by Benno February 11, 2004

the hold steady

a true rock 'n roll band. a band whose music makes you glad you're alive. best band EVER to see live. they make you want to dance, jump, and join a unified scene.

songs have themes: massive nights, killer parties, judas, king and queen, positive jams, hoodrat friends, charlemagne, unified scene etc.

i saw the hold steady, and i couldn't sit still.

by damnrightyoullriseagain February 12, 2009

steady mobbin

an expression used to either describe were your gang or homies are going, or what there going to do

yo bro lets steady mob out of here..

were about to steady mob to taco bell brody.

lets steady mob in this joint, dog.

dude, did you just see those guys steady mobbin out of here.

by little darrel January 06, 2010

going steady

When you've been going out with one person for a considerable length of time.

(Often used on Saved By The Bell.)

Dom and I have been going steady for almost 7 months now.

by Alex February 13, 2004

steady punchin

to smoke bongs at a constant speed until all the weed has been smoked.

Origins: the phrase was passed on by the word of mouth amongst the ancient bongheads of the Oceanic region, it reffered to the steady "punching" smoking of marijuana cones (bowls), through the use of devices such as the water pipe (bong).

1. Greeting: "Steady Punchin' man!"
2. Sentence: "Fuck look at Nath he's steady punchin those cones."

by Dr. Bong August 11, 2003