Sturability

A combination of durability and stability. The ability to resist wear while maintaining firmness in position. Generally used to describe permanent and stable objects.

"With the additional structural steel in place, the stairs will have extreme sturability."

by Super Walt June 5, 2009

Sturdability

The estimated ability of the sturdiness of an object.

First used by Chris Boutin when putting back together a table that was trampled by a biggen.

"Well it looks like it has a lot of sturdability"-in reference to a table being held up with an end table and disc binders.

by Chris Boutin December 24, 2008

stuffability

the amount of junk that can be cramed into a small location.

the front pockets of that suitcase have a high stuffability

by Ryan Stunis September 10, 2005

Stabability

Uncommon misconception of the word "stability" - the state of being stable

Also defined as the ability to stab.

Mark - My wife is questioning my stability!
John - She better not question your stabability!

by TheFuckHole24 March 9, 2018

Spurtability

Things (anythings) coming in spurts, or sudden bursts.

Announcer 1: "Their scoring has really come in spurts in the second half, and you've got to have it, spurtability is what I like to call it."

by PedroiasArmy September 14, 2011

stability

something nobody here has

"Julia has stability, she's married and takes cares of her monetary issues with grace. Julia is better than you."

by OhSnapItzOneDirection June 15, 2014

economic stability

targeted efforts by a government to keep the economy of a nation at a steady rate of growth, with the goal of being sustained for a long period of time

Economic stability is more important than economic growth.

by cylerguy January 27, 2021