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a local slang term for the cops. not to be confused with sunglasses "oh bollocks here come the shades drop the weapon and run"
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Sun glasses but it sounds cooler. Person 1; Nice shades
Person 2; Damm straight |
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A racial slur, coined by racial anthropologist Dr. Andrew H. Eberle after his time at Yale, when upon auditioning for a predominately African American acapella group of the name Shades, did not give him a call back. The term was created on the spot out of Dr. Eberle's frustration, and came to be used to refer to any member of the African American race. Look at those shades posted up on the corner
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Sunglasses, a tanned set of glass (or plastic) sheets, fitted in a structure that rests on your ears and nose, shielding your eyes from bright light.
Often worn by people in summer times. "That guy has a nice set of shades"
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1. (noun) A pair of sunglasses 2. (adjective) a word used to describe an act that is mean, deceiving, or otherwise messed up, or "shady." it is basically a derivative of the word shady when used as an adjective. 1. Hey, that's a nice pair of shades you got on
2. What?! your taking your girl to the game but not me?! You said that you and me were gonna go a month ago when you bought the tickets! That's shades! |
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A Limerick word for the Gardai boys theres Da Shades
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sunglasses (always used in the plural) They had rather tacky looking shades on the shelf.
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Insulting name for police in Limerick, Ireland I committed a crime so I had to hide from the shades
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