schtick

presentation or sales pitch, from yiddish slang, implying phoniness or slickness, lack of substance with focus on style.

Grandma Zeidel gave her usual shtick for serving take-out for dinner instead of cooking, claiming that her oven was broken and the cleaning lady forgot to do the dishes again.

by S.D. Sarvas January 31, 2004

schtick

a routine. This could refer to a number of different things, but generally refers
to a type of comic routine.

Yiddish origin.

I saw Don Rickles in an interview about
Toy Story 2 and he was performing the same old schtick, but he still was really funny.

by G Canis January 26, 2004

Adolphus Schicklgruber

The greatest man to ever live.

Adolphus Schicklgruber is the greatest man to ever live.

by chryobyte November 2, 2021

schtick

Some's schtick is their patter, their sales pitch, their routine. It can also simply be something that person is interested him.

"I see Jim Carey's still trying to get by with that funny-face schtick..."

by Iain Cooper January 25, 2004

Schlock Mercenary

1. Noun: Anyone who produces crummy work for pay. Television script-writers are often denigrated with this term.

2. Proper Noun: A webcomicfeaturing a band of mercenaries in the 31st century (www.schlockmercenary.com).

1. Hollywood is full of schlock mercenaries.

2. My favorite webcomics are "Schlock Mercenary" and "Sluggy Freelance"

by Howard Tayler November 24, 2003

schicky micky

(adj.)
hoity-toity; snobbish or bourgeois

"Man, this is a six fork meal; it's a bit too schicky micky for me."

by projectmiller December 6, 2007

schickel

a girl with crazy hair and loud voice. freaks out a lot and probly a freak in the sheets.

whoa shes acting like a schickel today.

by freakingkoolK February 26, 2010