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A not too common phrase, frequently used by Archie Bunker on "All in the Family," usually directed to his wife, Edith. A more modern translation would be a simple "shut up." this is one of the many famous catchphrases and taglines used by Archie Bunker. Another popular one would be the nickname he gave his son inlaw: Meathead.
Edith: Oh, Archie!!! Let me tell you....
Archie: Edith, stifle yourself.
Stifle by poppolo July 1, 2010
A word used by professors to tell their undergrads to close their flapping holes.
STIFLE, Rodriquez! Do I need to kick your ass?
stifle by Rodriquez April 16, 2005
The act of stifling. I.e. to suprress bowel motion.
Kid: Hey mum I need to take a dump.
Mum: Stifle it til we get home.
Stifle by konther February 21, 2015
to drink something, especially beer, in hurried fashion. originally derived from the noun Stifling Helmet, a homemade beer bong whose name came from a line in the hit motion picture "300."
Jon just stifled 2 Natty's in 5 seconds! Damn!
stifle by Drinking Comittee June 12, 2007

Stifle Yourself 

A very impolite way of telling someone to be quiet.
Stifle Yourself by mattstric August 13, 2011

Stifle McFunningston 

A person who, at a party, stifles fun.
Stop being a Stifle McFunningston, Patty, just because your house is on fire.
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