Shona

The best person you can ever hope to meet, she is kind, passionate,loving and perfect in every way. Also she is so beautiful and sexy. She can make anyone laugh and is so lovable and cute. Once you meet her you will never want to let her go, she will be the best thing to ever happen to you and you will fall in love with her. She is perfect.

your so pretty, you must be a Shona

by Sneepsnop February 7, 2013

shofra

The latin word for "magical monkey". Often mistaken for a donkey or a large horse. Likes to shag kebabs and can be found hiding under your bed.

That shofra is soooo sudaisay!

by alzzy May 24, 2008

shofart

A fart that sounds like the shofar blown during the jewish high holidays in a synagogue.

Moshe blew a really loud shofart at Rosh Hashanah and the whole congregation laughed, especially Isaac and Ephram but not Rabbi Goldstein.

by Raul (comes out at night) September 13, 2013

Shona

Fucking madden cunt out bruh. She is the smartest dumb cunt you'll ever meet. But the only person u can count on when you need it most. She is intelligent and sexy. Definitely a head Turner. Shona tends to be covered in tattoos and guys drool over her. Though she plays hard she is generally soft on the inside and just needs some love. She is independent but will beat a bitch if they cross her on a bad day.

Shona you hot cunt!

by Holy grail of grannys January 18, 2019

SHOFNAR

Sudden Hard-On For No Apparent Reason. when you get a random boner with no sexual arrousal.

usually coming at a very inappropriate and random time like walking into church, walking to class through campus, or while taking your plates to the sink at christmas dinner.

by theFZA May 4, 2005

Shounak

Usually exudes confidence. He may seem cool and collected on the outside, but he also has a sweeter side to him reserved for those who capture his affections. Deserves a shit ton of compliments.

Shounak seems scary until you look into his eyes.

by Skreee April 10, 2020

shofar

A shofar is a type of trumpet made from the horn of a ram (male sheep). It is mentioned more than 70 times in the Old Testament of the Bible, and is blown by Jews as part of the observance of the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah. In the past decade, the horn has become more popular among people of many faiths who use it in religious rituals and as a call to action. The shofar is also used in an increasing number of musical compositions. To learn more about shofar, visit www.HearingShofar.com and download the book, "Hearing Shofar: The Still Small Voice of the Ram's Horn".

The shofar blast stirred my soul so I could make amends for the wrongs I had done.

by Shofar Master Blaster January 2, 2010