Stepoo 

An Indonesian individual who plays Mobile games and drinks inhuman amounts of alcohol.

"Oh look Stepoo drunk again 10 gallons of alcohol beverage"

Stepoo by FF-G January 18, 2023

Snepoo 

A sneeze and poop at the same time.

Yo did you just Snepoo

Snepoo by albanowashere October 6, 2009

stephortless 

adjective
splashing three pointers with admirable ease.

nba player Stephen Curry made 402 three pointers this year... wow he made it look so stephortless
effortless

stephortless by Linkjl June 8, 2016

stepmom/stepbitch 

A bitch who has no job except doing some housework and making the stepson feel like a total piece of shit.

Stepmom: (random bitching)
Stepson: I hate my stepmom/stepbitch

stepmom/stepbitch by motherpanda9987 October 27, 2013

stepfordish 

A odd and boring behave of old friends you havent seen for long. They seem to be stuck in the daily routine like robots. There is no change or improvement by thirdparty influence.

I have meet Steve at the party after a long time. But he seemed pretty stepfordish when he told about his life.

stepfordish by RemusL March 26, 2013

Stepford

An upper-class town or suburb populated by materialistic people; the men are souless strivers and the women who are automatons.

The fictional town of Stepford, Connecticut actually is Darien, Connecticut, so-called by Ira Levin in his novel "The Stepford Wives" as it is near Stamford, Connecticut, thus: a "Step" from Stam-"[ford." Darien is the home of many rich executives and professionals who commute to New York City.

"'Stepford' is the fictional upper-class Connecticut town inhabited by men with animatronic spouses in Ira Levin's slyly satirical 'The Stepford Wives.'"

Stepford by Twathenge April 29, 2006

Stepford Wife 

1.) Used to describe a servile, compliant, submissive, spineless wife who happily does her husband's bidding and serves his every whim dutifully.

2.) Can also be used to describe a wife who is cookie-cutter & bland in appearance and behavior. Subscribes to a popular look and dares not deviate from that look.

This term is borrowed from the fictional suburb of Stepford, Connecticut in Ira Levin's 1972 novel, The Stepford Wives, later made into movies (in 1975 and 2004). In the story, men of this seemingly ideal town have replaced their wives with attractive robotic dolls devoid of emotion or thought.

1.) She's such a stepford wife, I've seen her greet her husband at the door after work with a beer and a kiss 4 days in a row!

2.) I just got back from the pta meeting, I've never seen so many stepford wives.

2b.) The SNL skit "Mom Jeans" features women dressed to earn the SW distinction.

Stepford Wife by Rex Cavendish July 31, 2005