schiavo

(verb) to have the appearance or act as if you are in a constant vegetative state. lack of movement or enthusiasm.

"man, my class totally schivoed through that discussion of hamlet."

by Winston Peril April 5, 2005

Schiavo

another word for marijuana, or a state of mind after smoking some dank. aka Terri Schiavo...

"Hey homie, you got any chronic?"
"I got that Schiavo."

"He smoked himself Schiavo"

by Jacob Juelz September 16, 2006

schiavo

verb. To terminate a process, task, or relationship that is yielding little response, and no benefit. To pull the plug.

"Ever since this became a long-distance relationship, we've been talking less and less, and finally I realized it was time to schiavo the whole thing."

by benjjj May 4, 2005

schiavo

To use a sympathetic person or situation as a pawn to attain political goals.

To get legislation passed, he schiavos using topics like baby seals, children, and brain dead patients.

by Sean March 25, 2005

schiavo

To zone out, become generaly unaware of ones surroundings, most oftenly with head tilted back and mouth agape.

Can also apply to somone sleeping, so long as the head is tilted backwards, and mouth is open.

To be used as in, "Pulling a schiavo"

"Mike was pulling a schiavo, so i threw some Mini Oreos in his mouth"

by TimBOE October 2, 2006

schiavo

(v) to be extremely lazy; purposely vegetating to a point of ignoring human contact

Herrmanno was so tired after work that he only wanted to sit in front of the TV and schiavo.

by Briker August 15, 2005

Schiavo

n. The act of doing something absent minded.

Mommy, Bobby pulled a Schiavo on me.

by Pippynizzleyo June 26, 2005