Stoag

noun - a slang term for a cigarette.
see also, Stogie.

Hey man, can I bum a stoag off of you?

by MilleniumClock May 16, 2005

stoag

Slang term for cigarette. Probably coined by kids from Santa Barbara,CA most likely from UCSB. Since the smoking of tobacco is often not very well seen by american society, stoag has become a cool way to name the little tobacco rollings hiding their real nature. The term has spread also among exchange students in the netherlands, thanks to the presence of a remarkable number of californian students attending dutch universities, becoming the number one word used instead of cigarette.

Kid 1: yo dude do u have a stoag?
Kid 2: Sure brah let's stoag it up!

by Manu227 April 22, 2009

ciga-stoag

a way cooler name for a cigarette. a hybrid between stoagie and cigarette

dude:hey man lemme get a hit of yo ciga-stoag.
other dude: eff you

by jarmo August 20, 2007

Clingon Stage 5

When you pick up the fattest girl of the night and she wants to become your girlfriend.

Heidi had her sights on Brad as her next boyfriend victim. He didn't want any girl that was needy or on Clingon Stage 5.

by will bitten August 26, 2017

Stage Ninja

A wannabe roadie. Usually has the clothes and the tats but no real skill. Constantly boasts about where he has worked or how long he has been in 'the business'. Criticizes others openly but never offers an opinion of his own. Often carries a large quantity of useless keys to look important.

Get rid of these stage ninjas and get me some stage carps who know their stuff

by dingoetmybaby November 5, 2019

Stag Film

An X-rated film taken by a man of his wife or girlfriend having sex with another man with his permission

Your wife is hot, do you have any stag films?

by SecretPlayWife June 15, 2018

staggle

the awkward exchange that occurs when two people who are walking towards each other move the same direction (usually more than once) to get out of each other's way

It's hard to avoid staggling with other pedestrians when walking on the crowded streets of London.

by Anna Swanson May 16, 2005