Shife

1. Being hardcore. 2. Acting like you dont care about anything. 3. In some instances acting stingy.

Quit acting shife and give me a ride.

by Shife February 25, 2004

Shefed

Ecstasy can be swallowed, snorted, injected smoked, or shefed (insertion of pill into the anus) where it is absorbed.

that is why some people shefed. The stomach doesn't eat away at any of it and 100% of it goes right into the system.

by JuicyJ420 January 6, 2009

Shived

A state of intoxication past the “blackout” phase. Common behaviors include spilling your drink all over yourself, dancing on table tops, and acting completely drawlin.

"Man, you were really shived last night. You peed all over my kitchen table!”

by jcola July 25, 2017

Shived

To be blocked by somebody because you or somebody you follow disagrees with them.

I've been shived by Steve Shives!

by YourGameSucks September 21, 2016

Shigedy shigedy schwa

the pinacle of awesomeness. the only word capable of describing MIOM, and definately not scotty. Shigedy shigedy schwa originated when some1 heard it on the beat box super mario thing by group x and thaught it would b a gr8 idea to make it a sweet word, was i wrong

whoah scotty is shigedy shigedy schwa on guitar, pfft hell no thats just the rest of the band

by i am a bonana April 14, 2009

B-shifted

To not doing anything that was expected of you. To totally drop the ball

Man, we were busy yesterday so we "B-shifted" the shit out of station 5

by Pfarwell September 15, 2011

Shinedown

A "Southern Rock" band from Jacksonville, FL. Heavily influenced by Otis Redding, Led Zeppelin and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Those influences are heavily reflected in their music, as they have re-recorded Lynyrd Skynyrds' "Simple Man". Shinedown is made up of: Brent Smith(vocals), Jasin Todd(guitar), Barry Kerch(drums) and Brad Stewart(bass).

First brought to the world with their debut album "Leave a whisper", they toured on that album for 2 years. In October of '05 they released their 2nd album entitled "Us and Them".

While conventional wisdom dictates that you have your whole life to write your first album and just weeks to write the second, Smith begs to differ. "I had more to talk about on the second record than I did on the first record," he notes. And though they were written back at home, Smith says many of the new songs were inspired by Shinedown's travels – whether ruminations about his own state of being or reflections about the people and stories he encountered on the road.

"I wanted to talk about what I saw," Smith explains. "There are so many songs about fans and the people I talked to, and their lives and their relationships. They're just the most incredible people in the world, but they have so many serious, serious problems to deal with. I wanted to talk about those things. In a way, I feel like I took what they couldn't talk about and hopefully I wrote down what they felt. So when the album comes out and they hear the songs, they'll be able to look at themselves and say, 'He said everything that I wanted to say.' "

That, he adds, is why Shinedown decided to call the album “US AND THEM.” "It's a dedication to our fans," Smith says, "a thank-you to them for the support, for everything they've given us, and for being there from day one. It's US AND THEM."
(taken from their bio located at www.myspace.com/shinedown)

by Shinedizzle October 6, 2005