Stewardess
Synonymous for female flight attendant. Considered sexist in some countries, but not as defamatory as sky harlots.
Stewardess by Balea August 24, 2008
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stewardess smile
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I saw this in one of Cecily von Ziegesar's Gossip Girl books. I KIND OF know what it means, but I would love to hear it from some wiser heads :)
I saw this in one of Cecily von Ziegesar's Gossip Girl books. I KIND OF know what it means, but I would love to hear it from some wiser heads :)
stewardess smile by mscrabby May 28, 2010
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Sacramento Stewardess
Any young woman from Sacramento, CA in the age range of 18 to 20 (aka fucktart) who has sexual relations with men in their 30's and 40's. Sacramento seems to be the home of thousands of such young women. They are old enough to take it in their holes, but not yet old enough to drink alcohol.
I take night classes at Sac City College just for the Sacramento Stewardesses.
I fucked a Sacramento Stewardess up the shitpipe last night. She was old enough to drink my cum, but too young to drink my rum.
I fucked a Sacramento Stewardess up the shitpipe last night. She was old enough to drink my cum, but too young to drink my rum.
Sacramento Stewardess by HorseHungKris October 16, 2007
Sidewalk stewardess
She was no woman of virtue she was a sidewalk stewardess who’ been around the block for often than the mailman!
Sidewalk stewardess by talbotboy1 March 1, 2020
Stewardesses
The longest word along with reverberated that you can type with your left hand.
Stewardesses are women flight attendants.
Stewardesses are women flight attendants.
The stewardesses have sore butts after a long day of work.
Steawrdesses steawrdessesw stewardesses steardesse steardesses steawrdesses stewardesses stewardesses stewardesses stewardesses stewardesses steardesses stewardesses stewardesses,
not so easy, eh? I find reverberated easier, myself.
Steawrdesses steawrdessesw stewardesses steardesse steardesses steawrdesses stewardesses stewardesses stewardesses stewardesses stewardesses steardesses stewardesses stewardesses,
not so easy, eh? I find reverberated easier, myself.
Stewardesses by InjusticeForAll December 18, 2005
stewardesseses
"I want to be a stewardesseses when I grow up."
stewardesseses by The Twigster June 1, 2005
Stewards School
A chavvy school that acts asif they are some sort of private grammar school, Mrs Erwood the head of this chav school can be found in her room full of frogs.
Stewards School by Whatareyousayingdoe November 28, 2011
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