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Stanatic 

"Stanatic" is a term applied to fans of Canadian-American actress Stana Katic who currently stars on ABC's hit drama "Castle". The term combines Stana's name with the word 'fanatic', and means just that: a Stana Katic Fanatic. It was coined by 'BostonScientist' and distributed by 'Lilmac' in response to "Browncoats"--Nathan Fillion's fans--in order to help identify Stana Katic fans who are abreast of her interviews; television, film, and stage projects; participation in charitable events; and other artistic endeavours.
The Browncoats can have Nathan Fillion, I'm a Stanatic.
Stanatic by BeckettTheGreat March 24, 2010
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Shanatic 

A hardcore Shahid Kapoor Fan. Shahid is a very Popular Indian Actor. His fans have made special lingo that is deicated to him. like amazing is Shamazing, etc etc
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stayatical

The result of not having work for many months do to constant reorgs.
I have been on Stayatical for the last 3 months
stayatical by Seattilite January 16, 2015
One who is a SAne lunATIC; A person who is crazy but mentally normal; Commonly mistaken as "satanic"
SAne lunATIC--> SAN-ATIC
Sanatic by Nuger January 5, 2004

Stamatic 

Creative adverb of stamina - Someone who possesses extreme endurance while acting dramatic.
That girl is really stamatic, she wont stop screaming at her boyfriend.
Stamatic by Mr. Shonuff November 17, 2009

SHANATICS 

Fans Who Are Truly Loving To Shahid Kapoor

They All Seriously Refer To Each Other As Shanatics
Bollywood Super Star Shahid Kapoor Fans Shanatics From World Wide.

" SHANATICS "
Since 2009
Shanatic Shanatics Shahid Kapoor Fans
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