slight shade 

Subtle shade throwing. Not meant to cause distress but enough shade to make your contempt felt in passing.

Had to throw slight shade at my girlfriend's ex to let him know what time it is in these streets.

slight shade by BoomShelele January 10, 2019

XD_ShAdE_AfToN_XD 

XD_ShAdE_AfToN_XD is a well-know gachatuber who creates content from the afton family you may know them from sister location.

Marissa: Have you seen XD_ShAdE_AfToN_XD ‘s new video?
Felix: Yes it was awesome

Monki: I loved it!

XD_ShAdE_AfToN_XD by mars bar September 8, 2021

Shade Spot 

(shād spõt); n

1. A well shaded location suitable for chillin' or smokin'.

2. A location which is potentially shady

Definition 1:
Rob: "it's hot out here, and I feel like smokin."

Darryl: "let's hit up shade spot, then we'll smoke and roll.

Definition 2:
Rob: "it's hot out here, and I feel like smokin."

Darryl: "we gotta find another smoke spot, this is kind of a shade spot."

Shade Spot by Dirty danchez June 30, 2009

no shade 

No offense; don't take this harshly but...

Girl, before I accept this check Imma have to your bank to make sure it can go thru--no shade.

no shade by (0_0) April 7, 2017

shadeball 

(n) A person who is so shady, they have become "shade" in physical form.

She caught Jason rifling through her purse when her back was turned. What a f--kin' shadeball!

shadeball by Spit Blood July 5, 2004

ace of spades 

Refering to holding the trump card of all, not caring for anything lesser

I don't share your greed, the only card i need is the ace of spades- motorhead

ace of spades by Gumba Gumba February 20, 2004

paid him in spades 

In contract bridge, as well as a number of other card games, spades are the highest-ranking of the four suits (clubs, diamonds, hearts, spades.) Thus a bid in spades outranks a bid in hearts. By extension beyond cards, "in spades" expresses a decisive, complete, no-doubt defeat. If I suffer a (real or imagined) injury from you, and I retaliate with disproportionate vigor, I have paid you back "in spades."

paid him in spades - In contract bridge, as well as a number of other card games, spades are the highest-ranking of the four suits (clubs, diamonds, hearts, spades.) Thus a bid in spades outranks a bid in hearts. By extension beyond cards, "in spades" expresses a decisive, complete, no-doubt defeat. If I suffer a (real or imagined) injury from you, and I retaliate with disproportionate vigor, I have paid you back "in spades."

paid him in spades by VadimK August 8, 2009