shipped in

just ship it in

Shipped in, just ship it in. Do it.

by Plunging at 5pm September 1, 2017

Shipped by Minh

a thing would actually come true after 2 months of the main person getting called an annoying kid

"You know I was Shipped by Minh"
"Wow did it became true?"
"No, I lied"

by GhostMinh April 19, 2021

Drop-shipped

someone who looks absolutely crazed or dead-ass hilarious

*image is shown*

guy1: dude you look Drop-shipped (guy2)
guy3: for real

by a non cool guy July 11, 2023

shippet stadium

A lawless, soulless, hollow, evil place devoid of all hope, emotions, or sense. Home to all of the sweatiest most annoying players in MLB the Show 20. Common occurrences include: football scores, bunt dancing , getting quick pitched, all prestige lineups, CAPs that throw 97 mph cutters and 70 mph changeups, and basically anything else terrible you can think of.

Damn man, I just got assraped 20-3 by YourFriendKyle at shippet stadium

by wewgwueirdhuwas January 23, 2021

shipper name

A combination of two peoples' names creating an inventive, new name; usually is original or dead ass funny.

Guy 1: You know Mya and Lucas?

Guy 2: Dude, they both sit next to me in 3rd period of course I know them.

Guy 1: Well, their shipper name should be Myass.

Guy 2: Haha sick bro.

by Teddyhugs21 August 18, 2014

slipped a mickey

Slang term for a drink laced with a drug (especially chloral hydrate) given to someone without their knowledge in order to incapacitate them.

NotDave had been handcuffed to his own bed by one of Steve's girls who had slipped a mickey to him earlier in the night.

by Nomynameisnotdave January 4, 2009

shipper angst

Contrived and torturously convoluted writing of a TV show’s characters’ relationships, done simply for the sake of interjecting more ‘drama’ into the series.

Shipper angst typically includes elements of lose, conflict, jealousy, and both real and perceived infidelities, that adversely affect and influence the thoughts and actions the show’s characters. While these elements are standard ingredients of good drama, their overuse is unmistakable evidence of the kind of hack writing that reduces TV series drama to mere melodrama.

I stopped watching ‘Battlestar Galactica’ in the middle of the third season. I just couldn’t stand watching any more of that silly shipper angst.

by AuntyMouse April 10, 2009