Definitions by Sylvia J. Wei

scheiße 

Literally meaning "shit" in German, many Gringos use it to sound cool, or just a substitution, using it in situations much like when they would use "damnit," "crap," and the like.

Person 1: Dude, you know there's a five page history report due tomorrow.

Person 2: scheiße!

scheiße by Sylvia J. Wei January 1, 2005

ish

"Ish" is used as a stand-in for "sort of" and "kind of," often tacked on to the end of a statement.

How was the opera?

It was good. Ish.


Did you like the sweater your Aunt Marcy knitted for you?

Eh..... ish.

ish by Sylvia J. Wei December 26, 2004

higidibidip 

This word can mean anything you want it to mean, and it can be used in any situation. It can be any part of speech, including verbs, adverbs, adjectives, nouns, proper nouns, etc. "Higidibidip" was created in 2001 by CK, while we were standing outside the door of the school.

What's the name of your piranha?

Higidibidip.

higidibidip by Sylvia J. Wei December 12, 2004