a person with the full name joshua, but everyone says josh, so u take the end of joshua "shua" and change the spelling, coming up with a rather crafty nick name
what up shwa
by shwa March 27, 2004
created by an unassuming and brilliant broad named Bubba, shwa has many different applications and meanings, depending on circumstance and emotion involved. A hybrid of the archaic expression, "say what?" shwa has developed a life of its own and is traveling over the country as it is exchanged in conversation.
Originally used as Bubba-speak for, "What!!!!" shwa is now taking on any myriad of meanings. See examples below...
Originally used as Bubba-speak for, "What!!!!" shwa is now taking on any myriad of meanings. See examples below...
Example A:
Beets: Oh man Patrick O'Sullivan just scored a short-handed goal!!!
Bubba: Shwa!!! THAT'S ROCKIN!!! GO PATTY O!!!
Example B:
JSR: That new girl thinks Lenny is stupid, Bubba.
Bubba: Shwateva...
Example C:
ItsMraHole2U: Hey Bubba, I am in need of your superior advice...
Bubba: Ah yes, the office of the Shwalillama is now open...
Beets: Oh man Patrick O'Sullivan just scored a short-handed goal!!!
Bubba: Shwa!!! THAT'S ROCKIN!!! GO PATTY O!!!
Example B:
JSR: That new girl thinks Lenny is stupid, Bubba.
Bubba: Shwateva...
Example C:
ItsMraHole2U: Hey Bubba, I am in need of your superior advice...
Bubba: Ah yes, the office of the Shwalillama is now open...
by Bubba February 14, 2005
a group of awesome people in a certain group. in order to get in to this exclusive group you have to have seen the goonies.
by horn muffin December 31, 2010
A level 6 swear word (one level above the fuck), such a slur could be used in the context of an adjective, a noun, a verb, and even an adverb. Its origins are full of ambiguity, but its intentions are clear. Calling someone shwa is sinful, but calling someone a shwa may result in expulsion...of life.
by narnian July 28, 2006
Shwa = "sure"
The welsh pronunciation of the english word 'Sure'.
It's a brilliant way to annoy articulated people.
The welsh pronunciation of the english word 'Sure'.
It's a brilliant way to annoy articulated people.
Bethan: Aled, I really didn't mean to eat all the chocolate!
Aled: Shwa, Beth, Shwa.
Bethan: It's Sure! Not shwa!
Aled: Shwa, Beth, Shwa.
Bethan: It's Sure! Not shwa!
by metoffice January 02, 2010
by Caraeh March 20, 2008