Stag (disambiguation)
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Stag usually refers to an adult male deer.
Stag or Stags may also refer to:
Animals
- Adult male of some other species; see List of animal names
- Adult male after late castration; see Castration#In veterinary practice
- Stag-moose, an extinct species
- Stag beetle, an insect with "stag horns"
In arts and entertainment
- Stag film, slang for pornographic movie
- Stag (Amy Ray album), 2001
- Stag (film), a 1997 film starring John Stockwell
- Stag (magazine), various American men's magazines
- Stag (Melvins album), 1996
- Stag (miniseries), a 2016 television series
- Special Tactical Anti-Gang, in the video game Saints Row: The Third
- Student Theatre at Glasgow, often abbreviated STaG, the University of Glasgow's Theatre Society
In sport
- Mansfield Town F.C., English football club
- Hemel Stags, English rugby league club
- San Sebastian Stags, of San Sebastian College – Recoletos of Manila, a basketball team
- Fairfield Stags, athletics programs of Fairfield University, Connecticut, United States
In transportation
- HMS Stag, any of several ships of the Royal Navy
- Stag (barque), a Nova Scotian clipper ship, built in 1854
- Stag light, an isolated lighthouse
- Triumph Stag, a British car
- South Devon Railway Leopard class, a 4-4-0ST steam locomotive
Other uses
- Stack (geology), a column of rock in the sea
- Bachelor party, or stag party, a celebration for a man who is soon to be married
- South Trafford Archaeological Group, in the UK
- Stag Arms, a firearms manufacturer in New Britain, Connecticut
- Stag hunt, in game theory
- Stag PDX, a nightclub and strip club in Portland, Oregon
- Stag profit, made by an investor termed a "stag"
- St Albans Girls' School, England
- Fag stag, a slang term for a heterosexual man who enjoys the company of gay or bisexual men
See also
- All pages beginning with "Stag"
- All pages with titles containing Stag
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