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A sea song or sailors song. Used for work and amusement. Sea Shanty
What do we do with a drunken sailor? What do we do with a drunken sailor? What do we do with a drunken sailor? Early(er-lie) in the morning. |
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There are three definition's to the word Shanty:-
A> A shanty is a poorly made house in which one can dwell, usually made out of scavenged materials. B> The word Shanty is often used to describe something created with a half arsed attempt or someone that is lazy and does not put any effort into their work. c> A object that truely annoys you and does not work the way you expect it too. A> Wow. A shanty Hut.
B> You shanty lay-about do some flaming work! c> Any breed of mobile phone. |
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A hastily assembled, often half-assed shelter. Hobos often live in shantys. Poor people in crappy countries often build entire shanty-towns. Pirates also make Shantys out of leaves, sticks and other things, on islands, to sleep in. I shall fashion a shanty from discarded cardboard and dwell within it.
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a word you can use for almost any thing wat the fuk its that shanty thing over there ?
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A hole or large rut in a backyard hockey rink, pond or any large ice surface. I was about to pull the Sidney Crosby but I tripped in the shanty and broke my wrist.
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Rubbish, or displeasing. This website is shanty
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a old and rickety hut, an old shack That shanty will not stand up to the storm well.
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