Noun with two meanings.
Either:
-referring to feces and waste matter
Or:
- a noun which can be used to replace a verb, meaning that the speaker doesn't have a clear idea of what they're referring to but know that they are referring to something.
Either:
-referring to feces and waste matter
Or:
- a noun which can be used to replace a verb, meaning that the speaker doesn't have a clear idea of what they're referring to but know that they are referring to something.
'Aw man, I just took a huge shit.', meaning the speaker fired one out.
'Hey, you wanna go to town and shit?', which does not mean the speaker wants to use the toilets at a store on the high street. It means the speaker wants to go to town, but doesn't have a clear idea of what exactly to do there.
'Hey, you wanna go to town and shit?', which does not mean the speaker wants to use the toilets at a store on the high street. It means the speaker wants to go to town, but doesn't have a clear idea of what exactly to do there.
by GeekOnSugar January 30, 2010
"Shit over there."
by noixz January 14, 2009
shit is of course poop enough said but shit i also general things or you could be telling people to eat shit suck shit shitty job shitty place shitty house anything that is shitty makes it worse
by ibeaperson July 10, 2010
i dont beleive this shit
if shit happens it is will of allah
jesus : cursed are those who believe in shit without evidence for they shall have their life fucked up
if shit happens it is will of allah
jesus : cursed are those who believe in shit without evidence for they shall have their life fucked up
by GSG9 December 20, 2013
Used as an apprpriate gesture of surprise,or disgust. When combined with certain words, the meaning can swing:
Prefix 'the' = Great
Prefix 'oh' = Forgotten or found out something/denotes fear.
Suffix 'man' = Sympathy for oneself or other persons withint the vecinity or suprise, if voice raises octave
Suffic 'dude' = See above
"The shit"
"Oh Shit"
"Shit man!"
Prefix 'the' = Great
Prefix 'oh' = Forgotten or found out something/denotes fear.
Suffix 'man' = Sympathy for oneself or other persons withint the vecinity or suprise, if voice raises octave
Suffic 'dude' = See above
"The shit"
"Oh Shit"
"Shit man!"
by Marvin the Dork June 24, 2005
by sionimaesyrhandir July 11, 2008