Sheg Deg

A pint of beer or just a general term for an alcoholic drink.

Lad 1 - Coming out tonight for a a few Sheg Deg's?
Lad 2 - A few?! Nah I want to get proper Degged up! I've already booked myself in for a stomach pumping at Worcester hospital!

by ShegDeg March 5, 2011

seigaling

to deny an accusation in a frustrating manner, to complain like a big bitch

Steve started seigaling when he was called gay for Del Ranger

by colonste March 23, 2011

seigen

He acts like he's cold-hearted and who doesn't like anyone but, actually deep down he cares for many people strongly.

Guys Seigen actually congratulated me on my performance.

by PeoplePerson666 June 15, 2018

Sheghead

Sheghead is another word for 'Nitty' or 'Crackhead', Sheg itself means taking the piss within the united kingdom where it originated from. The first person who said this word was a man on discord by the name of Oneil Brooks

Your dad is a sheghead bruv

by UKWORDBOOKING February 4, 2021

sheet sheg

A sheet sheg is a hoe

Jessica is such a sheet sheg

by Sheetsheggjrl November 22, 2016

Dirty Sheik

When a girl gives a male/female slops. The receiver throws up onto the givers head. This is called the Dirty Sheik. This is originated from the funniest Muslim on the earth

‘Bro she gave sloppy’
‘Really bro?’
‘Yeah man but I accidentally threw up on her’
Oh shit…you gave her the dirty sheik?!’

by 08907579366383 May 29, 2021

droit de seigneur

An archaic law that guarenteed the ruler of a particular place (a king, a lord, a baron ect.) first night privileges with any bride in his domain on her wedding night. Out of use today.

Also known by the Latin name "Prima Nocta"

Word Origin: French. Literally means "Right of the master"

In the movie "Braveheart", William and Murron marry in secret to avoid Murron being forced to sleep with the King because of the droit de seigneur.

In the tv show "The Office" Michael says he is instituting "Prima Nocta" to ensure that everyone dresses properly for Phyllis' wedding. He later admits he misconstrued the meaning of the phrase.

by OperaFan921 April 18, 2011