STROKE

A person that goes to a retail establishment without money and no real intention to purchase anything, but still wastes the sales represenative's time.

That stroke came back again today to test drive a different car!

by Blegit41 March 30, 2007

stroke

to stroke means to move your hand gently over a person.
"Different strokes for different folks" is a proverb. This expression says that not everybody can be treated in the same way

Yesterday I was bored so I put my rabbit out of its cage and stroked him.

Not everybody is equally. Different strokes for different folks

by AndyR February 22, 2005

strokes

Being effusive in praise. The verbal equivalent of a hand job.

Did you hear Jon last night? He was totally giving me the strokes.

by TheIranianDream March 29, 2012

stroke

-noun
respect, influence or power in a particular area, process or decision

The priest tried to get the boy out of jail, but he had little or no stroke outside of his congregation.

by Outlaw Zero June 11, 2011

stroke

It can mean a lot of things, but most importantly, it's the last seat in a rowing boat.

Stroke seat, weigh 'nuff!
Stroke seat, power ten in two!

by ThatsBriskBaby December 28, 2005

stroke

In BASKETBALL when someone has are really good shot. When someone has a nice form and they keep making it.

You see that nigga Ray Allen, he got stroke.

That nigga in the park dont miss, he strokin it.

by M... September 16, 2005

stroke

person who sits in the stern of a shell and keeps the rac pace for the other 3 or 7 people i the boat. person that does crew. "leader" of the pace. peron who mainly listens to the cox.

the stroke in that eight has a race pace of about 34

by MV_coxswain July 31, 2006