From Jamaican patois stylistical derivation: It means "style."
Currently the overused word of choice for British music critics, even (or especially) when it's completely inappropriate.
Currently the overused word of choice for British music critics, even (or especially) when it's completely inappropriate.
"Melodically, this track would hardly sound out of place, reworked in a Euro stylee, representing the UK at Eurovision."
- an NME review of Morrissey, fer chrissakes.
- an NME review of Morrissey, fer chrissakes.
by shintriad June 5, 2004
by px October 3, 2004
A state of eminently fashionable elegance and grandeur elevated by the subject's elation over his or her own narcissistic magnificence.
Pronunciation key: (generally, the three words are said in succession quickly, with teeth first clenched tightly, like the first syllable of the word "lollipop")
Pronunciation key: (generally, the three words are said in succession quickly, with teeth first clenched tightly, like the first syllable of the word "lollipop")
by Haleb June 21, 2008
When you are being extremely embarrassed and disrespected in a very personal way. Examples explain it better: The principle in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, those high school kids that had to guard Lebron as a senior, Ryan Leaf's life.
by Beanie and the Boys December 11, 2008
Yo! Dawg! If you style the thing, yah know you in big trouble.
Bob: Eats his slice of cake and goes back to eat his friend's slice.
Peter: Don't try style me, my yute. You already had yours.
Bob: Eats his slice of cake and goes back to eat his friend's slice.
Peter: Don't try style me, my yute. You already had yours.
by Tropical Rythms October 11, 2019
The romantic pairing, and/or ship name, for the South Park characters Kyle Broflovski and Stan Marsh. It's unclear how long this ship has been around, and for how long people have been pairing them - however, there are some ship edits on youtube of them that were made as far back as 2007.
by southparkfanatic2004 May 31, 2018