Stale

[Sarah]

The stock or handle of anything; as, the stale of a rake.[Written also steal, stele, etc.]But seeling the arrow's stale without, and that the head did go Nofurther than it might be seen. Chapman.

[Sarah]

Lacking a certain something..... Being lame, as in old, like bread, except not moldy....

[Sarah]

To be Stale is to be in a Zen like state, for instance whilst having a hangover where the body is feeling sick, and the mind is not willing to do anything, hence zoning out, and being stale.

[Sarah]

means Corny something not

[Sarah]

When something is old, no longer relevant and/or over used.

[Sarah]

A person who always sides with the same person, even when he knows that that person is in the wrong, he still sides with him/her, because the person knows he cannot win an argument with the one he always sides with

[Sarah]

Opposite of [fresh] . Something that is old or [un-trendy] .

[Sarah]

The equivalent to a hangover, except after you smoke weed.

[PussyCat]

Similair to [peak], but used to describe a person. Almost a [mixture] of when somebody is dead/[boring] and peak.

[Greta]

[a joke], comment, or phrase that is usually [intended] to be funny or [humorous] but isnt

[Hina Muqadas]

[Noun].
[Heterosexual] male.

As opposed to [gay].

[Jessica]

[lame], boring, [trivial], [uninteresting]