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Definition of steek
steek
- See chav.
Last edited on Oct 10 2004. Submitted by Ned on Oct 10 2004.
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| Definitions include: A person that wears too much leather. | |
| Definitions include: noise. | |
| Definitions include: "suck it up". | |
| Definitions include: jumpshot guesser | |
| Definitions include: the cleft between the cheeks of the buttocks. | |
| Definitions include: used to describe someone crazy, alive, and full of energy. | |
| Definitions include: retarded, or simply unintelligent. | |
| Definitions include: a (nonexistent) profession that requires the utmost intelligence. | |
| Definitions include: Verb. To reveal one's naked buttocks, usually as an insult or bawdy jest. | |
| Definitions include: to be completely stupefied by losing sight of basketball. |
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