Stevedoor
A word used Buffy The Vampire Slayer when Buffy was trapped in Faith’s body and had to convince Giles it was really her. The word means ‘a person employed, or a contractor engaged, at a dock to load and unload cargo from ships.’
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Stagedoor Manor
An amazing, prestigious, and educational summer theater camp in upstate, New York. It has many famous alumni, either on Broadway or in Hollywood. Each session allows the camper to participate in a show, see many shows put on by the other students, take part in classes, and participate in other fun activities. It is an experience unlike any other. Every theater-loving camper comes away happy. While it is expensive ($5000/3wks.), it is worth it to those kids who love nothing more than to act (except maybe to sing and dance). All the kids are really nice and genuinely love the craft.
Natalie Portman, Bryce Dallas Howard, Lea Michelle, and Robert Downey Jr. are just a few of the famous alumni at Stagedoor Manor.
Stagedoor Manor by sunnysideup_ March 19, 2010
Stevedore
Literally "one who stuffs". Originally referred to longshoremen or cargo workers in the maritime industry since before the industrial revolution. Nowadays in common usage it describes someone who swears profusely or who garners a lot of poon tang.
The Stevedores unloaded the ship quickly and without incident.
Man, when Chris drinks he really has a mouth like a Stevedore
Geez, Jon disappeared three times with three different girls last night at the party, he's a real modern age stevedore!
Man, when Chris drinks he really has a mouth like a Stevedore
Geez, Jon disappeared three times with three different girls last night at the party, he's a real modern age stevedore!
Stevedore by AmoebicMagician September 26, 2009
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stagedooring by broadwaybabe February 21, 2006
Stagedoor
Stagedoor by chorus guy March 21, 2009
Steveorino
Steveorino is a name which one uses to describe a person with amazing qualities such as: funny, outgoing, romantic, friendly, considerate, and perfect. A Steveorino is often a gentleman that knows how to treat a lady. Also, a Steveorino can be substituted in when referring to a male angel.
"That dude is such a Steveorino!"
"Man that Steveorino knows how to treat a girl."
"I wish the girls thought I was a Steveorino!"
"How was the fall from Heaven, my Steveorino?"
"Man that Steveorino knows how to treat a girl."
"I wish the girls thought I was a Steveorino!"
"How was the fall from Heaven, my Steveorino?"
Steveorino by One with all Power January 4, 2008
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