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Stease 

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One's personal touch, funk or flavor. Combination of style and ease. That which comes naturally and sets one apart from all the suckas of the word.
The DJ put his Stease all up in the remix.
Stease by K. Washington July 25, 2016
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stease 

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Style & ease - combined.
"With that snowboard, you came down that mountain with stease!"
stease by ƒredd January 28, 2008

Stease 

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The act of drinking 6 to 7 cups of tea in a row, generally to mitigate the effect of soul crushing office work in hopes of a better life.
Friend A "Yesterday was a six tea day"
Friend B "Did you mean stease?"
Stease by IMDATEAMAN May 22, 2019

samease 

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A beautiful girl that is blunt, real, caring, loyal, and funny
She's so cool, she must be a Samease
samease by Haypretty January 2, 2014

Steasel 

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To deliberately put down a friend in front of a girl in order to make yourself look better.

The act of weaseling your way into a situation using the lowest means of sabotage possible. Examples include unnecessary guilt trips and the belittling of friends in order to accomplish selfish motives.
Sam steaseled David at the dinner table when he called David a rude and selfish asshole for not inviting the ladies at the table to serve themselves food first. Consequently, Sam looked like a gentleman, while David looked rude. Therefore, David just got steaseled by Sam.

Adam steaseled his way into the girls bedroom by humiliating his friend.

The steasel Jordan pulled on me made it so that I could never have sex with that girl again.

Tom steaseled his way into a party he was not invited to, taking the place of a friend that would have been invited otherwise.
Steasel by that raza daza November 28, 2010

stease 

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Stease (n.) A woman so "slutty" and nasty, she IS a walking disease.
The women in "Two girls and 1 cup" are steases.

"Ewww that's so steasy.."
Or if your a nasty F***; thats my stease.
stease by Micheal Fox December 5, 2012
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Friend 2: How do you know?
Friend 1: Minimap
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