stall\ stall

stall\ stall
1. (Stall stall) (9557↑, 1181↓)
In public bathrooms, the act of remaining in a bathroom stall after having completed one's business, in order to maintain anonymity (whether by avoiding someone who has entered later, or finished sooner), or the state of being delayed under such circumstances. Also the act of delaying defecation until the bathroom is empty. See also [stall waiting]

Sorry I'm late. I got stall stalled in the men's room on 34 by a couple of accounting assholes talking to each other at the urinals. The last thing I needed was to be asked how my day is going by some idiot with his dick in his hands. I was in the corner stall trying to drop a deuce when Meyers from accounting walked in. I tried to stall stall but I couldn't hold it.

2. (Stall Stall) (82↑, 2↓)
When you sit on the toilet for an extended period of time after taking a shit in a one stall, one urinal bathroom in order to avoid personal contact with the guy who has come in to piss.

I was just about finished up when someone came in to take a leak, so I had to do a stall stall until the guy left. He didn't wash his hands.

Related: bathroom, etiquette, pooping, stall stalemate, stall waiting
Last updated: 2012.03.01

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