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What is Strobe?Flashing someone repeatedly and quickly causing them to have a stroke. Hey, johnny, Tim and I were caught strobing the old lady down the street Strobe - meme gifStrobe - videoStrobe - what is it?When a male has to masturbate more rapidly than usual because he knows that someone is coming home soon and he may not have much time to finish before interrupted. The act of "strobing it" is similar to the speed at which a strobe light flashes. Pete's roommate called to tell him that he would be home in 5 minutes. Pete must begin strobing it at a higher rate of speed in order to avoid an awkward situation. What does "Strobe" mean?To fool around, engage in sexual activities with someone. "wanna strobe?" Strobe - what does it mean?Definitions Examples Strobe - meaningpl. noun: 1)the lights on a police cruiser 1.) so this pig flicks on his strobes when i passed him doin a buck 10. Strobe - definitionWhen two guys wearing only socks, build up static electricity and they share an electric bolt between their penis tips prior to touching. Pro tip: dark rooms prove visible electric transfer. Wool socks and the dry winter air sets the perfect ambiance for strobing. Strobe - slangAnother term for hickies on the neck or other various regions of the body. "Yo look at his neck, it has strobes all over it!!!!" StrobeA fiercely handsome man, considered by some to be unrealistically good looking, leading to the belief that said entity must be extra terrestrial. Phwoar! I met a fine Strobe last night. He made me orgasm by just looking at me. StrobeAn unknown synthetic disassociative created by two people from Granite City known to cause psychic experiences and cause "Slider Effect", mind-link, and aural disruptions. After taking strobe at a rave you will have the greatest time of your life. StrobeExtreme laziness, to the point that one would feel the need to classify it as a mental disorder. I know I was supposed to do that this weekend, but I was just feeling so strobe. |
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