N. Wales, archaic but still in current use
1. suspicious 2. cruel 3. a bad situation out of your control 4. (jocular) a bad or unwanted set of circumstances
1. suspicious 2. cruel 3. a bad situation out of your control 4. (jocular) a bad or unwanted set of circumstances
"They wouldn't let me into the club last night cause they said my Ben Sherman shirt was too scruffy, it was hell of a shady"; "I dropped my kebab on the way home, it was dead shady"
by Joe Shoo January 08, 2005
by Joe Shoo January 08, 2005
by Joe Shoo January 08, 2005
by Joe Shoo January 08, 2005
N. Wales general street / housing estate catch-all term meaning, variously, to 'talk nonsense'; 'to corner someone and batter their head with words'; to rap}
"It was hell of a shady last night, I copped a hell of a moidering off that girl I shagged last Saturday"
by Joe Shoo January 08, 2005