shed

to practice, usually a musical insturment. a person does not need to literally be in a shed to 'shed'.

i need to work on my drumming, i'm gonna hit the shed

man you look real tired, looks like you were shedding it all day

by alec October 17, 2004

the shed

A sketchy place where local kids go to get high, drunk, burn stuff, and be jackasses.

Hey, lets go down to the shed and get fucked up.

by Big Johnny December 17, 2003

Shed

To practice music by oneself, usually with special care to be kept from being disturbed. Theoretical etymology: Shortened from the word woodshed, where the idea was in order to not only be alone to concentrate, but to refrain from disturbing other people, one would have to retire to the woodshed to practice.

My chops are not what they used to be. I need to go shed.

Man, these parts are crazy hard. I need to go shed them.

I've been shedding all week Michael Brecker's pentatonic concepts. You've been warned.

by BPmusic January 28, 2010

Shed

Slang used to describe a woman's vagina or lady bits.
The term is derived from a misunderstanding English boys had in a tent one night, in Costa Brava, Spain. Since then, the term has took off and is getting used more and more frequently!

Dave: "Last night I discovered Hannah had a tight shed!"
Beth: "My shed needs waxing, if I'm to wear a tight bikini!"

by cummings2k10 July 20, 2010

The Shed

A small shed that was located in Talbot's Point in Sandwich, Ma. It was a very popular smoke spot before some savage brutally tore it down.

Guy 1: Let's go smoke at The Shed, I love that place!

Guy 2: Didn't you hear? Someone tore it down.

Guy 1: Are you serious?! What a dickhead.

by Mr. Tarsky February 15, 2017

Shedding

When you masturbate to completion in front of a pet iguana or other domesticated reptile.

Tired of my iguana judging me when I’m shedding.

by Master Shedder August 12, 2020

shed

A small storage building usually as part as a garden where people store things like the lawn mower and bikes.

I lock/store my bike inside my shed.

by Vorhees August 2, 2006