Starchist 

(Starch-ist) Someone who is anti-starch. They will never know the love of pasta...

Man 1: "Are you a pastavore?"
Man 2: "No, are you nuts?! I'm a Starchist!"

Starchist by Viva.La.Spaghetti.Day January 9, 2010

Stanchester 

A pile of shite with the grumpiest bitches for teachers and we send the retards to the hub. Let’s go

Stanchesters Miss burrow is a grumpy bitch.

Stanchester by Seward+Gaines❤️🤣 March 10, 2019

starshit 

Alternative for Starbucks

starshit girls: the consumer of starshit

Derp: ugh look herp, it's those starshit girls wasting hard earned cash on Starshit
Herp: yeah man, no one likes starshits

starshit by thegreatdefinerofwordsxddd November 3, 2017

Starchild-demigod 

An extraterrestrial demigod (semigod from another planet, the stars or outer-space), particularly one who has incarnated.

The starchild-demigod mocked a demigod from Earth saying, 'You earthling demigods are the scum of the Earth and we celestial demigods are more ethereal, since we come from the stars!'

Starchild-demigod by DianaLuciusDeCollis May 15, 2022

Starchild

Referring to a person or character of ages thirteen through seventeen who is overly kind and charismatic but is constantly hit with many difficult choices. Character can be seen by others as selfish, naive, or childish when first introduced but is ultimately the most mature.

Starchild may even posses certain abilities or skills that make them unique.

The Starchild, although young, has faced many difficult things in their life.

Starchild by muffin of english decent October 23, 2019

stachist

1. (noun) A person with a prejudice toward another person with a mustache.

2. (adj.) discriminatory or prejudiced on the basis of a mustache.

She is afraid of anyone with mustaches. She is a stachist.

That comment about the man with a mustache was both uncalled for and stachist.

stachist by tankbeh April 14, 2011

starchitect 

The supermodel of building architects who is well-known by the mainstream and whose work often appears in architecture magazines. He is often commissioned large public projects due to his fame, and typically applies his stylistic signature to all his buildings regardless of the characteristics of the surrounding site and/or neighborhood. He often has a line of home furnishings or household appliances that he licensed and created under his namesake, such as chairs, desk accessories, and even teapots. Examples of starchitects include: Michael Graves, Frank Gehry, Richard Meier, and I.M. Pei.

To boost the publicity, the museum decided to hire a starchitect for its expansion project.

starchitect by Pansy Cheng, R.A. November 6, 2005