Shoebarus

When you don't have a car and you're walking you're using shoebarus. Like Subaru, but it's shoebarus.

Moses: I'm on my way.
Ariel: Did your mom let you use the car?
Moses: No, i'm using my shoebarus.

by Nevershoutariel October 6, 2011

Shoegasm

Similar to an eyegasm, it is when one sees the most amazing/stunning/beautiful pair of shoes imaginable, producing a shoegasm. Term originated from Sex and the City

When I saw those pink Mary Janes, I had the most amazing shoegasm of my life.

by stealacceptance April 12, 2006

shoban

A person who is kind and fun

That shoban is everyones friend.

by dr.seus123321 September 18, 2010

shoeblag

A word for someone who sneaks into bedrooms at night and sniffs and/or steals shoes. They are not the same as shoe stalkers, but are very close. They are often non-violent. Apparently very popular in Cambridge, England.

Oi! That shoeblag just ran out of my bedroom!

by Laura PC March 12, 2007

shoeboxed

The act of putting one's receipt into an organizational system of shoe boxes.

I got a receipt when I bought my iPhone, so I shoeboxed it on Shoeboxed.com!

by Michael Ansel September 22, 2007

shoebee

A Shoebee is what on the old Nickolodeon show, "rocket Power" was the local nickname for a tourist. Tourists were called a shoe-bee because of how they wear sneakers or socks under sandals to the beach.

Otto: Guys, squid is totally looking like a shoebee.
Squid: what? how?
Reggie: Dude, youre wearing socks under your sandals...
Squid: ooooooh.

by mairin January 1, 2007

shoebie

I'm getting this from my Gpop and pop, but a shoebie is a South Jersey Shore expression to describe the day-trippers from Philly and NYC that would ride the train "down the shore" for the day or weekend and bring everything in a shoebox. Since the original poster used "shore" in their definition they too are probably from the South Jersey area. The trains that brought the shoebies down the shore, nor the expression shoebie, are heard much any more so its kind of cool that the expression lives on as a slightly derogatory expression for an inapproprate and unwanted tourist!

The trains that brought the shoebies down the shore, nor the expression shoebie, are heard much any more so its kind of cool that the expression lives on as a slightly derogatory expression for an inapproprate and unwanted tourist!

by Stoute Jimbo September 30, 2004