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Steve Smith 

In lacrosse, to run and dive from behind to check an opponent's stick. The term is derived from the name of a Binghamton University midfielder who was known for the move, and popularized in 2010 by the lacrosse team of Stone Bridge High School of Ashburn, VA. The term is believed to have been brought to northern Virginia by Stone Bridge coach Scott Mitchell, who played at Binghamton with Smith.
Onlooker, upon seeing a player chase down an opposing player, fly through the air, and yard sale his opponent: "Did you see him Steve Smith that guy?!?"

Or

"Dylan hustles so hard, I've even seen him lay out to get a check after he's gotten beat. He's a regular Steve Smith."
Steve Smith by Treeeeeeeee May 16, 2010

Síndrome de Steve Smith

Condición - posiblemente paranormal -, especialmente en hombres, que consiste en una mala suerte del amor continuo. A parte de ser rechazados por los de su diferente sexo; también ocurre percances que evita que dicha persona tenga una relación amorosa con alguien que quiere tener una relación real con la persona afectada: accidentes, malentendidos, incluso la muerte de su pareja en cualquier percance son solo unos ejemplos.
Cuando el chico por fin conoció a la chica de sus sueños, ella fue atropellada por un camión. Eso es debido porque el chico tiene el síndrome de Steve Smith.

El síndrome de Steve Smith tiene relación con un personaje de American Dad, que da nombre a esta extraña enfermedad, todavía incurable.

Doing a Steve Smith 

Embarrassing and disgracing your entire Country In the highest sporting office in the land by unsuccessfully cheat and get caught
Oh bro I can’t believe you got caught doing a Steve Smith on Australia in South Africa

stevie smith 

I really hate this Stevie Smith kid
stevie smith by Corbin's a bitch December 23, 2015
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