shaking like a dog shitting peach seeds

Texas slang for someone who is shaking with tremors.

That dude was so cold he was 'shaking like a dog shitting peach seeds.'

by Mark C. September 15, 2005

Senedjem

A fun person to be around.

Me: I am so lonely.
Senedjem: Don't worry, I am here for you.
Me: Thank you.

by MonochromeHeaven October 8, 2011

Seedz

A gangly and cumbersome creature that lacks even the most basic social skills normally associated with the species. Can be dangerous when angered or cornered. Furthermore, the average Seedz is easily spooked by the common garden sparrow, and will flee at top speed (about 2 mph) at the sight of said sparrow. A hoarding animal, it's den will often contain vast amounts of formerly human possessions (Shiny objects such as money, snack food in wrappers, and bottle caps are often found). A rank smell also trails this creature wherever it happens to roam in the Western Tennessee/Eastern Arkansas region.

The Seedz, frightened by a common garden sparrow, fled into the Chickasawn National Wildlife Refuge.

by ilikeadodachacha February 21, 2013

Primrose seed

The primrose seed is a seed needed to clear the Henesys Party Quest.

The seed comes in 6 different colours.

Henesys Party Quest is an activity you can do together with the rest of a party in the MMORPG called 'Maple Story'.

Dude#1: "Which one do we need?"

Dude#2: "The yellow primrose seed."

Dude#3: "Done, I found it."

by Maximize Effort May 17, 2009

Sleepy Seed

The crust/goupe that you get in the corner of your eyes after a long sleep or at the end of the day.

I woke up with a sleepy seed in my eye.

by Claire December 8, 2003

seed

Number of users with the file on a file sharing network.

Also, a variable number in an algorithm that changes based on this number, "the seed".

The seed of a random number generator is usually time.

by Resorath June 26, 2004

go to seed

To decline or fall apart; to become worn and shabby.

This phrase comes from gardening. After a plant has flowered, it falls apart, sending its seeds into the soil. As the plant dies, it 'goes to seed'.

Hicksville has gone to seed since the last time I was there.

by VAKI5 May 14, 2005