shivendra

Shivendra means a talented boy and is a bit comedy guy who knows how to take care of relationships and is a helpful guy who is always ready to help others and is a dog lover

Where is shivendra???

He is playing with dog and is feeding them , such a helpful guy...

by Helper and great lover June 2, 2019

Steve Shives

A feminazi youtuber, controlled by his wife, that would block anyone that disagrees with her (I mean him), on every social platform.

Damn! Steve Shives is a real cuck.

by Roadrage101 June 20, 2017

El Goonish Shive

A great webcomic written and drawn by Dan Shive. The characters are mostly eccentric and regularly funny, however sometimes there are bits of drama. Drawn in the anime comic style, though not completely influenced by it.

El Goonish Shive makes me laugh, weep, and keeps me on the edge of suspense!

by Anonymous July 23, 2003

Orgasm Shiver

When you see or think of someone you like and you get that SHOCK shivery feeling up your rib cage. Like butterflies in your stomach, but more sexual.

Girl 1: Look, there's Damon.
Girl 2: Oooh! Just got an Orgasm Shiver!

by VioletVisions September 1, 2010

skiver

Scottish Slang Lazy person, in particular a person not pulling their weight.

From the verb to skive

She's gone for another cigarette - she's such a skiver

by Anonymous August 9, 2003

swave

amazing and cool.
not to be confused with suave.

Stephen: Dude, look at my new tattoo
Jem: That's so swave!

by audreypawdrey January 21, 2009

Shive

Adjective; pronounced Sh-eye-v.(rhymes with hive. also pronounced in a new orleans accent as "sh-ah-v".; New Orleans street slang meaning cool, or good.

"Those new shoes you got on look shive."

This word is also used in the New Orleans rap duo Big Tymers, in their song "still fly". It is said in these lyrics: "Gator boots, with the pimped out Gucci Suit, aint got no job, but I stay shive, (i stay shive)." Most people confuse the word shive in the song with "sharp", because most people aren't from New Orleans, and aren't familiar with that slang.

by Brad M. DeBlanc February 15, 2006