shob

to hangout with someone, normally a close friend.

jennifer: wanna shob tomorrow??
danielle: yes of course!

by koolgalwithabigbootay July 1, 2020

shlobonmyknogan

Shlob - on - my - knogan!!
--- I gat head

thats just some shlobonmyknogan!!

by Jeff K June 2, 2003

Shlob

The words' origin featured in the eastern suburbs of Sydney, Australia a few years ago. It was Originally used for when someone was wanting something thrown to them. For example, if someone was to be doing the Moonwalk the other would reply, "Shlobbing a Michael Jackson aye bro".
Meaning can also be
Give me
Doing
Throw Me

"Dont be a dickhead just Shlob me my phone"

by jezzaa3316 April 9, 2010

shmob

to drive around, cruise, normally in a lifted truck that is really loud with oversized tires.

Let's just shmob around since there is nothing better to do in this town.

by a lopes April 14, 2008

shobenhabenfleusen

German for " what's up "

Hey, shobenhabenfleusen dude?

by Ninjalo November 28, 2003

shobanar

Spanglish infinitive, meaning to fall over hysterically. Has irregular conjugation. (see below)

Irregular conjugation of shobanar in the present tense:
I shobano
you shobanas
he/she/"Ud." shobana
we shobanamos
y'all shobanais
them/"Uds." shobanan

(conjugation in other tenses is normal)

Shobana, the Dire One, is often caught shobanando over obvious wires, sticks, walls, and any other possible obstructions. She also commonly shobana over thin air.

"What a banana, Shobie shobana over that desk in eighth period, when I don't even touch her."

by Ar!bah♥ June 1, 2009

Shobbing

When tourists our other out of towners flock to a local town, the shops will start 'shobbing;' rising the prices of their stock.

Dude, have you been to Weston Super Mare? All the shops round there are proper shobbing lately.

I've been proper shobbed: The WH Smiths in Tranmere charged me 60p for a packet of skittles!

by M.arelsdeer August 27, 2009