Stoptional Edit Meaning

1.

When the braking of a car is left to one's choice due to an unnecessary stop sign.

Passenger: Did you just blow through that stop sign?

Driver: Oh, no worries. It was stoptional.

See optionable

2.

While driving. Not completely stoping at a stop sign, but rather slowing down and coasting through. Same as a california stop.

Best if driver yells "Stoptional!" while commiting.

Young Eddie amused his friends by shouting "Stoptional" and coasting through a stop sign. Into a tree.

3.

Any stop sign with a white rim around it. Can be avoided if the driver so chooses to do so.

Cody: Hey jon, why is you stopping at that there red thing.

Jonny B: Cause cody, its a stop sign

Cody: No it ain't, it gots that white thingy around it

Jonny B: Good Call, Rules are for squares

Logan : Logan FTW Stoptional FTL

See stop, stoptional, cody, logan

4.

v. To fail to make a complete stop at a red light or stop sign, especially when turning.

Incorrectly recorded as a California Roll or California Stop.

To save gas and time I do not come to a complete stop at intersections, I treat them as stoptional and roll through at a low speed.

See stop sign, rolling stop, california stop

5.

1. The occurence when no other vehicles are around to see you run or roll through the stop sign.

2. Condition of a stop sign or light when one does not care what the other asshole motorists think when he or she has failed to stop.

passenger: You totally blew through that intersection without stopping. Aren't you worried you'll get caught?

driver: The sign was stoptional.

6.

1.Either blowing through a stop sign while driving a motor vehicle, or failing to come to a complete stop; rolling stop

2. A stop sign in the middle of nowhere with no law enforcement or other drivers in the vicinity.

The cop, sitting behind the bend, gave the woman a ticket for her stoptional at the intersection.

Driving 95mph on the emptpy country road, Micheal observed the stoptional and blew through the intersection.

See rolling stop, police, driving

7.

"St-op-shun-ul"

a. Upon arriving at a stop sign, it is an optional decision to come to a complete stop or not.

b. Decision to stop or not

c. Rolling stop

"That last stopsign was a stoptional"

See driving, rolling, optional