When two people say the same word or phrase simultaneously during a conversation (usually by coincidence), the word "stereo" would then be uttered immediately by one or both parties to acknowledge this phenomenon.
no real example here, just remember to say "stereo!" the next time you and someone else you are speaking with inadvertently say the same thing at the same time.
Stereophonic (stereo) sound, in opposition to monophonic (mono) sound, is when sound comes from more than one source for a better sound quality. For example, if you're watching a car driving from your left to right on TV in a pair of stereo headphones, you will really feel its movement, while the effect won't really work on mono headphones.
- Hey look ! I bought a brand new high quality sound system. It's written STEREO on it !
- Almost everything is stereo nowadays dude.
(a) Emphatic agreement with a poignant statement or significant point.
(b) Fervent emphasis of a point that everyone should hear
Generally followed by an informal salutory noun (e.g., bro, brother, son, dawg, etc.)
Person A: "The war in Iraq has destroyed our relationship with the rest of the world, bred more terrorism, and crippled us in dealing with Iran and North Korea. It is one of the biggest debacles in U.S. history"
Person B: "Stereo, son!" (alternatively: "That's stereo, son!"