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Sheeeeeet 

When black people don't agree with something they say this. Equivalent to saying "Shit", but with swagger and soul. The way you talk after smoking a grape blunt while sipping a 40 of Colt 45.
Tyrone: "Yo dawg, let's go up to the pawn store and sell your PS 2"
JJ: "Sheeeeeet....them honkey jews up there never give us a good deal or even a solid quarter".
Sheeeeeet by Smarge August 22, 2012

SHEEEEEEESH

used by any middle schooler or high schooler in basically any situation.
“I ran 2 miles yesterday”

Mr. Anderson - “Today we are learning about the five themes of geography”
“SHEEEEEEESH that’s a lot”
SHEEEEEEESH by i.like...frogs April 10, 2021

sheeeeeeeeesh

when something is so "lit" or "fire" that you make out a loud noise in the form of a SHEEEEEEEEESH. Usually used in combination with the :smiling_imp: (😈) and the :hot_face: (🥵) emojis.
Person 1: Bro I just got some new clothes

Person 2: SHEEEEEEEEESH 😈🥵🥵🥵🥵😈😈😈🥵🥵😈😈 those are fire
sheeeeeeeeesh by dishrag964 January 11, 2021

Sheeeeeeeesh

Often said in a high pitched voice and lengthened for effect. You could say this in reaction to truly almost anything, but it is commonly used in reaction to something hype.
Pablo: Check out my waves
John: Sheeeeeeeesh this boy drowning
Sheeeeeeeesh by Jaden Mullins March 16, 2021

sheeeeesh 

sheeeeesh
sheeeeesh by allhailkiwi April 13, 2021

sheeeeeyit

This is how a lowrider pronounces the word "shit".
When I asked Aurelio if he wanted to split a 12 pack with me he said, "sheeeeeyit S A, that micro brew you have there sucks, dont you have any Pabst Blue Ribbon."
sheeeeeyit by Donald Cowboy Cerrone October 14, 2017

sheeeeeeeeeeeeesh 

SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESH
Sheeeeeeeeeeeeesh
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murderhobo 

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