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shakespeares

a sexy female's thighs or legs (thy=thighs)
-"dude, check out that chick standing over there at the bus stop"
-"yeah, that shawty got some shakespeares on her"
by ChipsterJeron December 30, 2008
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Shakespear

Shakespear - Wanker, Tosser:

Shakespear explained: As well as being the surname of a famous Playwright (William Shakespear), it is used as a double meaning to insult something, calling someone a Shakespeare is calling Someone who "shakes their spear" in other words plays with themself.

A Work of Shakespear - Wank stain (ejectulation)

Also can be a Macbeth, or a Hamlet or even a Romeo & Juliet
Guy 1: "Hey mate, quit being a Shakespear!"

Meaning: Stop being such a wanker.

Guy 1: "Do you remember Guy?"
Guy 2: "Guy, isn't he the Shakespear we went to school with?"
Guy 1: "Yeah that's him."

Meaning: Guy, isn't he the wanker we went to school with?
by Little Boy Death November 5, 2012
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shakespearean

The powder you put into the tip of your penis
I ain't got time to Shakespearean anymore because it stopped hurting
by Shakespearean king March 6, 2014
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shakespearian shit

A certaint type of shit. not as popular as the ghost shit, the crowd pleaser, or the floater
Bob: Uh Oh....

Fred: What's wrong?

Jack: what's that smell?

Bob: I just had a shakespearian shit...

Fred & Jack: ????

Bob: Thy hath shit thy self
by Jeremy August 22, 2006
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shakespear the bed

by Sean September 22, 2004
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Shakespearean question

the question of to be or not to be; the question of whether something exists or not.
It is not known whether the Higgs boson exists or not. It is a Shakespearean question, indeed
by uttam maharjan July 27, 2011
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Shakespeareish

When someone is trying to speak in Shakespearean but just throws in a couple thou's and thines.
Dude1: What if thou sammich was thine only sammich?

Dude2: Umm, it would taste the same?

Dude1" Ahh yes, but in Shakespeareish it is thine only sammich!

Dude2: Yeah... in Shakespearean its also a sammich by any other name would taste as sweet... And this is a sub, so... still tasty.
by SirEvanJones February 16, 2010
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