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hanging labia, indicating an exceding amount of vaginal traffic
I thought she was a virgin 'til I saw that gnarly stob hanging between her legs.
stob by Sam Sugar May 1, 2005
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Popular Internet acronym. It stands for STep Off Bitch.
My ex-girlfriend said she wanted back the stereo for Christmas so I told her STOB.
STOB by Yahbi December 11, 2008
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a phrase that the most handsome man on this planet, kim seokjin from BTS said while ChimChim and Jungkookie oppa was bothering Jin.
p1:you look so beautiful
p2:naww i dont
p1:ye ya do
p2:ohhh stob it!
STOB IT by Fizeetoe October 3, 2017
Basically "Stop it"

It's a commonly used phrase that was originally said by Seokjin from BTS that became viral.
"Hey! Stob it!"
Stob it by Sorry Bae September 25, 2019
Indian way of saying stop it when frustrated
Stob eht by Johnny S. October 13, 2020
"stob it" is a phrase that comes from Jin of BTS. ( Was said during a VLIVE where Jin, Jungkook, and Jimin were in) It was a nice joke for a while, but some ARMYs ended up over using it. Mostly being delulu, white, and some new ARMYs. It is seen as cringey and like mocking. Why? Because Jin couldn't properly pronounce "Stop it" he said "Stob it."
YG Stan: You heard that white ARMY use "stob it?"
NJ Stan:Yeah kind of cringey ngl, plus they using it in a serious situation
stob it by smiley_cortez May 5, 2021
A calm quarter after 5, give or take. (Disqualified Cities: Concord, New Hampshire)
It’s 15 minutes from a quarter after stob PM, good thing I’m a New Yorker, fuhyutalmbout.
stob PM by farfromina January 27, 2026
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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