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Stacy

STAY-see

Stacy (noun) means slang for an attractive, popular, and confident woman, often used as the female counterpart to "Chad" in internet culture. Example: “The forum joked that only a Stacy would get invited to every party in school.”

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Slang for an attractive, popular, and confident woman, often used as the female counterpart to "Chad" in internet culture.
"The forum joked that only a Stacy would get invited to every party in school."
"He used "Stacy" as shorthand for the effortlessly popular girls he envied in high school."

How to Use Stacy

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishAn internet slang label for a stereotypically popular, attractive woman, paired with the male stereotype "Chad."

When to use it

Informal internet slang, often used with a mocking or bitter undertone rather than as a genuine compliment.

Common pairings
a total Stacy Chad and Stacy

Word Forms

Stacys plural, Stacies plural

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does “Stacy” mean?

The word “Stacy” means slang for an attractive, popular, and confident woman, often used as the female counterpart to "Chad" in internet culture. In plain terms, an internet slang label for a stereotypically popular, attractive woman, paired with the male stereotype "Chad.".

How do you pronounce “Stacy”?

“Stacy” is pronounced STAY-see (/ˈsteɪ.si/ in IPA).

How do you use “Stacy” in a sentence?

Here is “Stacy” used in a sentence: “The forum joked that only a Stacy would get invited to every party in school.”

What part of speech is “Stacy”?

“Stacy” is a noun.

Is “Stacy” a common word?

“Stacy” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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