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scheissehunde

Exclamation of disdain, anger (from the Middle German Scheisse Hunde, "shit dog")
(you'd exclaim this after a teste (ovary, if female) were to be rammed by a wayward pitchfork or other blunt instrument...)
by DJ Snickaz April 2, 2003
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Scheisse-fest

Scheisse-fest

A combination between the German for shit, and the English 'fest'. Basically it refers to a bad event in the day.
That double period of maths was a scheisse-fest.
by Bored_individual June 15, 2004
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Schiester

An alternative for "shit" in expletives.

Extremely effective in a Dublin accent - "shoyster!"
"Ah schiester! The fuckin' wheel came off!"
by Sean Tracey May 1, 2005
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Scheisse hause

This phrase is used by stupid middle school children to giggle that they " said a cuss word hehehe..." in school.
The direct translation is shit house in German.
Keep in mind these kids just scream this and giggle in the middle of the hall.
Scheisse hause! Hehehe, I said a cuss word guys hehehe.
by I'm Cool Cat October 19, 2017
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Schneister

Schneister(V) 1. Quit schneisterin' around. 2. You really schneistered your way out a that one. 3. "You ready to schneister?"
1. Schneistering is not for the weak.
2. You really tried to schniester your way into her pants.
3. "So what'd you guys do?" "We scheistered around a little."
by Schneisterer#2 October 30, 2010
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scheitler

when someone passes out drunk and wakes up with poop all over their face
dude, julie got scheitlered last night
by aaron cheek March 4, 2010
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scheissburger

I'll never go to that restaurant again after they served me a burnt scheissburger with ground-up gristle & soy protein extender, which I would not feed to a dog!
by Powerpasser May 8, 2015
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