Stuie D's is a fine eating establishment where people go if they want some stuing food. There best costumers are Ami and Manny who attend at lest 4 times a day. Stuie D's can also be known as Studobas and Quidobas.
by Stuart Martha November 21, 2010
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Person 2: yeah it's really good, not as good as Wagon On Fire tho
Person 2: yeah it's really good, not as good as Wagon On Fire tho
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A man who defines the word "beastly" he is a man of impeccably beasty beastliness - an animal of strength from which lust and desire exudes from. He breaks walls with his fists, breaks women's wombs with his manly manhood, and breaks the fourth wall with his witty sense of humbly humourous humour. Stuke's beastliness approaches a level at which the only phrase useable for him is "beastiality"
by Live in Excess September 3, 2022
Get the Stuke Lalley mug.Verb: To attempt to take a hot pan out ove the oven too quickly and thus drop the food, especially relevant when cooking for others. Named for "actor" Neil Stuke, who did just that on Celebrity Masterchef when the food was intended for an Olympic committee dinner
Guy: I was cooking dinner for my new girlfriend but when I grabbed the chicken out the oven I Stuked it all over the floor
by D-Man_1979 November 18, 2010
Get the Stuke mug.To carry/hide something, usually in an illegal situation such as hiding contraband items when being taken into custody or smuggling them past initial inspection when being admitted to rehab.
Item being 'stuked' would be something useful or valuable to you in this situation such as drugs, money or cigarettes. It could however, be a sentimental item such as a photo or jewellery containing inscriptions or a locket with a photograph.
You could also stuke something like money from an armed robbery or even every day items that you didn't want someone in particular to find.
Item being 'stuked' would be something useful or valuable to you in this situation such as drugs, money or cigarettes. It could however, be a sentimental item such as a photo or jewellery containing inscriptions or a locket with a photograph.
You could also stuke something like money from an armed robbery or even every day items that you didn't want someone in particular to find.
ie: "have you got any stukies?" or "Where'd ya stuke that dope I got you to hold?" or "I stuked it in your pillow case".
1) As you're being taken to jail or holding cells, you quickly and subtley remove your jewellery, cash & drugs and place them into a container which you then stick up any orifice of your choice.
2) You spot your mistress's bra that she's left behind on your couch, just as you hear you're wife's car pull into the driveway, so you quickly stuke the bra behind the fridge where your wife won't see it.
1) As you're being taken to jail or holding cells, you quickly and subtley remove your jewellery, cash & drugs and place them into a container which you then stick up any orifice of your choice.
2) You spot your mistress's bra that she's left behind on your couch, just as you hear you're wife's car pull into the driveway, so you quickly stuke the bra behind the fridge where your wife won't see it.
by Aussie_slang February 20, 2008
Get the stuke mug.A small village outside of Yeovil in Somerset. Otherwise known as Stoke-sub-Normal, due to the amount of supposed incest in the south of Somerset.
Tends to be full of chavs, and was once the site of a knife threatening, for a pork pie.
Tends to be full of chavs, and was once the site of a knife threatening, for a pork pie.
'Wanna go to Stoke-sub-Hamdon? I mean, Stoke-sub-Normal!'
'No way, man! I might get knifed for my pie!'
'No way, man! I might get knifed for my pie!'
by ZeeZeeDee April 14, 2011
Get the Stoke-sub-Hamdon mug.Similar to "soul sisters", stake sisters share a deep, unexplainable connection, often about strange, obscure eccentric, or dark subjects, leading them to think their ancestors may have been victims of the witch hunts in Early Modern Europe and Colonial America. Connection to any formal or informal version of witchcraft is not required, simply the type of person whose interests may lie in the spirituality of the natural world or have taken them on a different course than the mainstream.
Stevie: Did you know that cave people in ancient England used to use skulls as--
Esme: Teacups? YES. I saw that on--
Stevie: That mortician's YouTube channel?
Esme: How did you know?
Stevie: We must be stake sisters.
Esme: Teacups? YES. I saw that on--
Stevie: That mortician's YouTube channel?
Esme: How did you know?
Stevie: We must be stake sisters.
by stakesister August 22, 2022
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