Sheg

Mainly used in south west England, a word to describe a friend or acquaintance. Can be either male or female.

1. Alright "sheg" how is it going. 2. Get on "sheg"

by Subway Hat Ram March 9, 2013

shagoon

a reference to anything.

shagoon shagooned the shagooning shagoons.

by richard k August 12, 2003

sheboygan

1) A fictious or mythical place, in the manner of Atlantis or Shangri La.
2) A blatant untruth

Are you telling me sheboygans?

by JustinSane2 August 4, 2008

shagorika

Shagorika is a Bengali name given to a girl. "Shagor" means sea or the ocean and Shagorika means "from the ocean". Some also believe the name to be synonymous to "matshokonya" meaning Mermaid.

Q- "Shagorika is such a beautiful, rare name! What does it mean?"
A- "Thank you! I think it means from/belonging to the ocean!"

by Bangla girl November 23, 2021

shebomb?

The word/question used when a male speaking to another male brings up an unfamiliar female's name, usually interrupting the speaker before the sentence is complete.

The shortened version of the phrase, "Is she bomb?"

Male #1: So I was hanging out with Sarah the other--

Male #2: Shebomb?

Male #1: Who? Sarah?

Male #2: Yeah.

Male #1: Nah.. Not really.

Male #2: Oh... Yeah. What were we talking about again?

by awesomepants3 January 24, 2011

Shegger

" Shegger" means thug in gangsters slang , this name is usually applied to young gang members who have killed at least 2 people & who are out from juvenil detention center or gang affiliated youngters out from jail for murder.
Old Gangsters use the term Shegger to qualify a young gang member only when the young is extremely violent, only ultra violent gangsters can use this term without being killed..

"This boy is a real thug a real shegger niggaa!"
"Fuck the world Shegger 4 Life"
"I am an hopeless thug I'm a shegger "

by ThugNation1 November 7, 2016

Sheboygan

The root word of all nouns/adjectives ending in -oigen, -oigan, and -oygan. Serves as the precursor form of all filler words used in the case of blanking on whatever noun or adjective is needed to complete a sentence.

Crilnge: I hit the croygan with the boigen.
Bronk: I don’t know what that means.
Crilnge: Bronk, we’ve been married for seventeen years, and you’re telling me you can’t toygan Sheboygan?

by aceketchup November 25, 2017