Shishter

A shishter can be used many different ways, just look at the examples.

Can you pass me my shishter soda Jessica.

Hello shishter Samantha.

Hi Opal, oh can you pass me my shishter smoothie.

by Person_1 August 6, 2018

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Shitower

The act of taking a shit and then a shower

Ron : Yo dog, be right there,I gotta take a shitower!

Steve: A what?

Ron: A shit and shower!

by drizzle82 February 5, 2014

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Shitower

When you know you're about to take a massively messy shit that you are gonna have to take a shower afterwards.

Oh no man, I feel a shitower coming on.

by Louie Williams August 4, 2015

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Shizzower

A portmanteau of "shit," "jizz" and "shower" used to describe the stepwise act of going to a bathroom to defecate, masturbate and then take a shower.

I have a big date tonight so I'm gonna take a shizzower.

by Eunit89 May 29, 2017

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Shisher

When one tries to say sister but with a lisp

A word used when you don’t like said sister

Pl - shishers

Girl 1:Ugh rn I hate shisher

Guy 1: OMG those shishers are fine though

by je m’appelle TillyTot February 5, 2019

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(1) A person who has immigrated from one of the African countries or Haiti, countries President Donald Trump allegedly referred to contemptuously as "shithole countries" or shitholes, at a White House meeting on January 11, 2018. Usually it is asserted either pejoratively about another person (sometimes as a vicious slur) or proudly about oneself.
(2) More widely, usually a self-assertion expressing pride or claiming a badge of honor: a person who has immigrated from, or claims to be a descendent of immigrants from, any country that has been the butt of contemptuous criticism for its impoverishment or for the moral inferiority of its inhabitants.

Sense (2): I am a proud 'shitholer.' My family was called wops and mackerel eaters. I'm proud of that. We came when people from Ireland and Italy were seen as dirty people. Dirty Catholics who didn't belong in a Protestant country. (Philip Mudd on CNN TV, Jan. 11, 2018 )

by qariwa January 14, 2018

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