Crap of Shame

A bowel movement on an exposed toilet with no stall. Typically perfomed by men at sporting events or in jail.

Doug shit his pants rather than take the Crap of Shame at a football game with his pals.

by BigPmpn April 29, 2014

Slosh Of Shame

The act of sloshing mouth wash around to remove the taste and smell of semen from one's mouth after a one night stand.

She could still taste him the day after, leading to several attempts at the Slosh Of Shame before she could bring herself to drink anything.

by NotFromWroxall April 6, 2015

yellow stain of shame

Yellow paint, in bottles or balloons, containing human urine, thrown in protest at the scene of police beatings, police shootings, and police speed traps in order to warn the public of these police activities.

Those pigs get the yellow stain of shame

by Muley101 October 18, 2015

Block of Shame

Deleting or blocking people on facebook snapchat or other social media sites the morning after a long night of poor decision making.

I woke up this morning to Mary doing the Block of Shame on facebook... After she posted that video of her doing the naked back stroke on my parents lawn, I can't say I blame her.

by yesitsreallyme March 12, 2016

orange envelope of shame

A parking ticket, particularly one in a bright orange envelope, often found under windshield wipers on cars parked at university campuses and busy cities.

If you don't feed the meter when you park, there might be an orange envelope of shame on your windshield when you get back.

LPT: remove wiper blades from your car so the meter maid can't leave you an orange envelope of shame.

by southland August 18, 2017

the walk of no shame

Like the walk of shame only without the sex.
walking home from last night party after crashing there.

Dude: i walked the walk of no shame after last night halloween party
Dude 2: Thats better than the walk of shame

by pizzaismykink September 10, 2017

Walk of Shame

When Andrew Jackson forced the native Americans to leave their land and go to Oklahoma in the early 1800's.

Teacher: Many Native Americans died on that journey, that's why it's called the trail of tears
Joe: no, it was called the walk of shame, because they were ashamed to leave their land.

by Captain Morgan 420 December 5, 2017