Another word used in place of the word "Stream." Originated from a misspelling of the word stream. Used for livestreaming video games on livestreaming websites such as twitch.com or livestream.com. Can also be used in the form of stramming.

Smart, but not brilliant. Considered a common online mispelling of the word smart.

Strammed = English version of the danish word 'Stramt' which means tight. it is used when something bad happens.

Derived from the reverse spelling of "smarts", strams is a kind of inverse intelligence demonstrated when a person or company cleverly overcomes every obstacle between them and total failure. In order to demonstrate use of strams, the entity in question must be faced with multiple situations where an obvious, correct choice leads to success, while a more obscure, incorrect choice leads to another choice-situation or to failure.

Taking a long time to complete a task.

Moving slowly to leave or get ready.

This is a group of adolescents passionate about equestrian. While many say it is not a sport, That was the one he had said it would be. The fact of the matter is, To the world, is to be chill with you. Facts. Straight of them. While yes, the way that life has happened will always be around the world. And to say, that horses are no longer graceful or no one else can do that. Peaceful regards my fellow Conrad’s. Cool

(noun) A colloquialism for stream used in the context of a live DJ set on Twitch – a misspelling that caught on for fans in one chat, who took it to a whole host of similar channels. Spread is similar to that of “plamp” from earlier in 2020.