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A Stikman, can also be known as a Storkman, is an extremely sketchy male who makes movements similar to that of a sloth. He lifts weights constantly, but never gains any muscle mass. At parties, he can be heard using phrases he deems as cool, such as "Hey all you peeps, get off the deck." He drinks frequently, and can be found hitting on severely unattractive women, most of whom resemble very young boys. A Stikman can typically be found in the Northeast region of the United States.
Dude, there's some sketchball at this party who's lifting weights in the backyard and looks like he weighs about 110 pounds. After each set he pounds a beer. I also saw him hitting on some broad who looked about twelve years old. He must be a total Stikman.
Stikman by Shupti September 19, 2014
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Stickman 

A man who enjoys considerable success with many beautiful women, but crucially, at no cost to his reputation. Thought to have been coined by Sylvester Stallone in reference to Burgess Meredith, and popularised by the actor Michael Rapaport on his I Am Rapaport: Stereo Podcast. Examples of world-class stickmen include Leonardo DiCaprio, Prince, Derek Jeter, Warren Beatty and Wilt Chamberlain.
Prince was a world-class stickman. When we talk about stickmen, he's in the top five. Longevity, quality, quantity, lack of information that got out, but when you saw him he was constantly with a dime-piece. From 79 through the 80s, through the 90s - laying pipe. A renowned Stickman, with stealth. A gold-standard cocksman."
Stickman by VoodooJazzCafe June 14, 2017

Based Stickman 

Otherwise known as the "Alt-Knight". He is the protector of all people and things right winged. He came to a pro-Trump rally dressed in a hoodie, knee pads, a fume mask, goggles, and a baseball helmet bearing a big stick and a shield with an American flag. At the Third Battle of Berkeley March 6th, 2017 he broke his stick over the head of an antifa commie. This patriot will go down in history for his battle prowess, and the protector of the peaceful pro-Trump supporters.
"Did you see that guy with a shield over there?" "Yeah, that's Based Stickman, the Alt-Knight."
Based Stickman by Yodaman1219 March 6, 2017

stickman 

someone who sticks up for you, someone who has your back in a fight
Some dude was talkin shit, so me and my stickman set him straight.
stickman by layman March 16, 2005

Stickman 

A drawn character that appears to look like it's made of small sticks.
A very basic way to draw humans.
-You should try drawing real people instead of stickmen.
- But stickmen are so much easier!
Stickman by fishmeester August 31, 2005

Henry Stickman 

Henry Stickman, not to be confused with Henry Stickmin, Is a character in the Henry stickmin franchise, who joined the toppats after being confused with Henry Stickmin In-universe
Person 1: Hey have you heard of Henry Stickman
Person 2: It's stickmin you dumb fuck
Henry Stickman by It is a thing November 30, 2020

stickman 

the definition of stickman is a little cartoon drawing you can do anything with.
you can throw stickman off buildings and kill them or put them in weird adventures
stickman by blablablabla March 14, 2007
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The pod person was pretending to be my father, but I knew that he was an alien when he acted differently than my father ever would have.
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A dead drop is a location used to secretly pass items between two people, without requiring them to meet.

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A signal is sometimes used as well to indicate there is something to pickup, like a pile of stones in a certain formation. After checking the drop the signal is removed.
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This designation comes from Reddit, where so many stories of bad wedding behavior indicated a need to communicate expectations for the wedding behavior of attendees.
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