no shit sherlock

A full of sarcasm phrase used to state what you're saying is obvious.

Dumbass: "Do you have a bathroom?"

You: "No shit Sherlock, what do you think?"

by vallansealaconchadelaloraputos May 5, 2013

Sherlocked

To be a fan of the BBC 2010 Sherlock TV series created by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss.
Originate from series 2 episode 1 "A Scandal in Belgravia" where:
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when combine with the 4 characters password screen:
"I AM **** LOCKED"
with the password SHER becomes:
"I AM SHERLOCKED"

Fan 1: I am so hook on this new Sherlock series that I am Sherlocked.
Fan 2: Even though it take them more than a year to release 3 episodes, I am still so totally Sherlocked.
Fan 3: I was Sherlocked before it was ever popular.

by SRain January 31, 2012

Sherlock Holmes

verb: To discover something interesting or useful via any means of sleuthing necessary.

You looked at her facebook status and saw that she was at a Blue Jacket's game, then recalled a photograph, and googled Blue Jackets. You then discovered it was a hockey team out of Columbus, Ohio. Which lead to your discovery of her presence in Ohio. DANG! You Sherlock Holmes'ed the hell out of that!

by Michael Worton January 9, 2009

Well no dip Sherlock Holmes

Something you tell someone who states the obvious. More school friendly.

Similar:
No shit! (Less school friendly).

Example:

Guy 1: Hey! It's freaking cold as heck out here!
Guy 2: Well no dip Sherlock Holmes!

by X_-ProPlayerz-_X (YT) October 14, 2016

No Shit Sherlock!

A phrase that shows something is obvious.

Two walk into a mansion.

Person 1: Wow! This is a big place!

Person 2: Well No Shit Sherlock!

by Dr. M0 September 12, 2009

Shellback

A Shellback is a Pollywog that has gone through The Crossing the Line Ceremony. Sometimes referred to as Sons of Neptune.

I became a shellback when we crossed the line on our way to Australia.

by xNilx February 9, 2010

Sherlocked

To be completely enthralled with the BBC drama 'Sherlock' (a modern story of Sherlock Holmes).
The term can also be used when referring to a love of Sherlock Holmes in general but it usually references the BBC program.

It also can mean being covered in references to the program as well as looking similar to a prop from the program.

"I showed 'Sherlock' to my sister and now she's totally sherlocked."

"After downloading all those new Cumberbatch wallpapers, my phone is completely sherlocked."

"Moffat and Gatiss are the most sherlocked blokes in the world."

by JimfromIT February 5, 2012