No-show

1. Verb: To not show up to an event/work/etcetera

2. Noun: Someone who does not show up to an event/work/etcetera

1. He was supposed to come to work today, but because he had a hangover, he no-showed.

2. He was supposed to come to work today, but because he had a hangover, he was a no-show.

by H.M. Switz February 22, 2009

show

cheap concert

are you going to the (insert band name) show tonight?

by sk September 7, 2003

shows

being ridiculous or acting absurd; usually in an outrageous or scandalous fashion that may involve sex, drugs, and partying

She is shows!

Was he doing shows?

by CamNi October 25, 2008

show

a show is a mini concert usually consisting of small, local bands. they are usually really low key and are usually really cheap. these shows are where all the scene, broXcore and hxc kids hang out at. they usually consist of five to nine bands that are either alright or really good, but sutimes the bands really sukk but then all the kids just go chill outside

hey, are you ging to the fire in the morgue show saturday night??? fire in the morgue is a local band from morgan hill, CA that plays alot of shows

by ford[408] August 4, 2007

The Show

AKA National Hockey Leauge (N.H.L.)

That guy has sick dangles, he's going to The show for sure.

by A. Doherty February 3, 2007

Show-Show

(pronounced "sh-oww" as in the beginning of the word "shower")

The act of showering with another person. Related to shower sex.

Bob: "I just totally Show-Show'ed last night, it was aaahhmaazziinngg"
Nico: "I'ma get me a Show-Show right now!"

by nomnomzzz March 18, 2011

The Show

The bigtime. A euphemism for having arrived, or becoming successful. Also used to denote someone moving on to bigger and better things.

Did you hear where he's working? That's the show.
Also: After he got that job he got rid of that Toyota, and he's in a 7 series now, it's quite the show.

by Naymweth Eld June 23, 2003