Thin Stillage

Another name for the seminal fluid produced by transgender women on Hormone Replacement Therapy. Estrogen causes the semen to be thinner, less voluminous, less umami-smelling, and sweeter than that of men.
Named after the thin, watery suspension of corn solids made in the process of large-scale ethanol production.

Damn girl, that's some thin stillage you've got there! And you've only been on HRT a few months? I can't wait to see how thin your stillage gets after a year!

by 4kbunnientity September 25, 2022

Cum-Stulle

Its a person that gives of " I´d partake in a Bukake" Vibes.

Alex is such a Cum-Stulle.
Yeah you would't even need to pay him.

by F-Uck you Alex May 23, 2024

IBM StellarSphere

A conceptual idea of a giant planetary sized sphere constructed in space near the edge of our solar system

Jack : When deep space exploration ramps up. .
Tyler : Yeah IBM StellarSphere, and Planet Starbucks, I know

by LaughingDumb654 May 21, 2025

IBM StellarSphere

Conceptual giant planet sized sphere in our solar system owned and operated by IBM

This could be built if Deep space exploration ramps up and corporations start naming everything

Jack : When deep space exploration ramps up
Tyler : Year I know Planet Starbucks and IBM StellarSphere

by LaughingDumb654 May 22, 2025

Gucci Stellar

Confirmation, better than good.

Trevor: “I’ll see you at pickleball soon”.

Theresa: “Sounds Gucci stellar”.

by Lunsmommy August 2, 2025

Take a Stellantis

Taking a Stellantis is slang for taking a number 2, due to the terrible cars produced by Stellantis owned companies

Hey bruh, I gotta go Take a Stellantis.

by Vanished_Point June 9, 2023

Kardashev Type 2.0 Stellar Civilizations

A civilization that captures and utilizes the total energy output of its home star, approximately 10^26 watts. This is typically envisioned via a Dyson Sphere or Swarm—a massive array of energy collectors surrounding the star. This civilization operates on a solar-system scale, with the capability to engineer planets, move asteroids at will, and likely begin serious interstellar exploration. The star becomes a utility, a power plant to be maintained and optimized.

Kardashev Type 2.0 Stellar Civilizations Example: The classic icon of a Type 2.0 civilization is a Dyson Sphere. In Larry Niven's Ringworld, the eponymous structure is a Type 2.0 project—a giant ring orbiting a star, capturing a significant fraction of its light for an immense living area. The star is a resource to be managed.

by Abzugal February 3, 2026