Stall-walker Edit Meaning

1.

An individual that doesn’t wash his or her hands after using the restroom. A person, who takes a leak or a dump, then walks out of the restroom without washing their nasty hands with soap. This type of individual sometimes won’t even make a mirror stop.

Stall-Walker’s are best observed in public restrooms; most notable places are at work, airports, restaurants, malls, and sporting events.

Dad: What’s the matter son?

Son: When I went to the restroom that cook was taking a dump, when he finished, he walked right out of the restroom and straight to the grill.

Dad: That nasty Stall-Walker! Let’s tell the manager.

See swisher, fluffer, splasher, slurper