stolipi
Get the stolipi mug.
Stolipop
An ice cold shot of Stolichnaya vodka taken before:
1- Making a speech
2- Dating a new girl
3- Doing something outrageous
or, as a restorative the morning after any of the above.
Dosage may vary according to need.
Cultural reference: "On the goo-ood ship, Stolipop!"
1- Making a speech
2- Dating a new girl
3- Doing something outrageous
or, as a restorative the morning after any of the above.
Dosage may vary according to need.
Cultural reference: "On the goo-ood ship, Stolipop!"
Stolipop by Sloane Ranger September 16, 2011
Related Words
stolipi • Stolipinovo • stoipid • Stolicija • Stolicious • Stolipop • STOLPITUDE • Stolypin's Necktie
Stolypin's Necktie
Largely thought of as Stolypin's (the minister for the interior in Russia between 1906 and 1911) purges on the opposition to the Tsar. However it also refers to tying string (not too tightly) to the base of the penis in order prologue the wanking process.
"Hey Dave, you should try Stolypin's Necktie sometime... I was pumping away for 2 hours last night, but don't tie it too tight or you'll rip your cock off"
Stolypin's Necktie by ThePizzle May 28, 2009
STOLPITUDE
Dogged and resourceful determination to compensate for, and/or atone for, past mistakes, especially in the face of overwhelming odds.
This term is directly inspired by the epic January 1993 struggle, viewed around the world, of James and Jennifer Stolpa and their baby. They turned down a side road while driving towards Idaho through northern Nevada, seeking a shortcut--a highly dubious venture at that time of year-- got lost in the snow, and almost lost their lives. James Stolpa struggled miles alone through the snow for help and saved his family while suffering severe frostbite. Each time another family is lost in the snow, the TV stations haul out the Stolpa footage and recall their struggle.
This term is directly inspired by the epic January 1993 struggle, viewed around the world, of James and Jennifer Stolpa and their baby. They turned down a side road while driving towards Idaho through northern Nevada, seeking a shortcut--a highly dubious venture at that time of year-- got lost in the snow, and almost lost their lives. James Stolpa struggled miles alone through the snow for help and saved his family while suffering severe frostbite. Each time another family is lost in the snow, the TV stations haul out the Stolpa footage and recall their struggle.
Augustino was past denial and ready to admit that a sufficiency of beer was not the only thing he should have considered before deciding to take the Boston Whaler to Hawaii. But no-one could accuse him of lacking Stolpitude. Grabbing the nearest floating keg, he set his course and kicked off for San Pedro.
STOLPITUDE by Oliver from Bolivar January 12, 2009
Stolipinovo
-Hey, Pesho, where are you?
-I'm stuck in Stolipinovo. The situation here is subhuman.
-It was nice knowing you man...
-I'm stuck in Stolipinovo. The situation here is subhuman.
-It was nice knowing you man...
Stolipinovo by SvarkZ August 3, 2022
Stolicious
(Stohl-Lih-See-Yus)
Stolicious is an adjective describing something that has the ability to be used as a seat. Morphologically, the root word "stolic" comes from the Serbo-Croatian noun Stolica, meaning chair. The suffix "-ious" changes the word into an adjective that defines a state or quality in this context.
Stolicious is an adjective describing something that has the ability to be used as a seat. Morphologically, the root word "stolic" comes from the Serbo-Croatian noun Stolica, meaning chair. The suffix "-ious" changes the word into an adjective that defines a state or quality in this context.
Stolicious by Surqita October 13, 2024