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the act of pelting someone with one's footware (shoe) shoeing became popular after that famous Iraqi reporter tried to pelt George W. Bush with his shoe
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To violently beat another - literally a shoe In.Also see hiding. Lamp him give the bastad a shoeing
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when one spills their drink, they have to down their next drink out of their shoe 'Spillage! shoe it!'
'you spilt that? shoeing time!' |
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In Rugby, to rake an opponant with your studs to move him out out of the way as he is in an illegal position. Some players take this a little too far and will stamp on players causing damage. Back was given a good shoeing for being on the wrong side of the ruck
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E.g. : Person 1: Where's Bobby tonight
Person 2: He's shoeing Person 1: Ow.... |
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the act of smoking weed or being high man last night we shoed with heathers brother, he was shoeing his f-ing brains off
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The act of pooping in ones trousers with runny poo and proceding to tread it in to the carpet with ones shoes. Dave: oh man I've got to go
Mum: don't go shoeing again! The vax has worked overtime lately!! |
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