bitch shield

bitch shield is a front a woman will do. to defend herself from getting played.

I walked by this girl and she acted like she didn't like me and moved out of the way. putting up a front fronting using the bitch shield.

by Clinton Ziza Smith May 27, 2006

Shields

name: A surname (common: 1 in 5000 families; popularity rank in the U.S.: #580)
A kind, loving, generous family. A very friendly family, they will not hesitate to help somebody out.

That family is so nice, they must be a Shields

by Sumo no 5. November 2, 2008

Mcevedy Shield

An atletic competition competed by four high schools across Wellington. Rongotai, Saint Pats Town, Saint Fags Silverstream and Wellington College. (WC) The competition is only ever won by Wellington College and no other school ever gives them a challenge.

"Who won Mcevedy Shield last year?"
"Ahh Wellington College won it last year and the 50 times before that aswell"

by Dub C Hoorah October 5, 2011

Dick Shield

When a person's stomach sticks out so far that it prevents the person from getting a squirrel tap.

Frank is so fat, his dick shield blocked my squirrel tap.

by Lord Christopher November 29, 2007

throwing shapes

1) to dance really, really hard

"Man, did you see Jennie throwing shapes at the party last night? She was so hot!"

by kth12 September 23, 2014

Reptilian shapeshifter

Reptile creatures that aren't from this planet and conspire to rule us all.

One of the subjects of the babbling of lunatics that can be accessed via youtube within two related video clicks of any video about fractals.

1) I was watching this fractal documentary, and the next thing I knew, I was confronted with the conspiracy of the reptilian shapeshifters... They're EVERYWHERE.

2)...am I a reptilian shapeshifter?

by mynoduesppseudonymmynoduesp February 11, 2010

Non-regulation head-shape

A head-type sported by many civil servants, particularly Natural England employees.

Who's that?

That's Fenton, the new boss.

But he's got a non-regulation head-shape.

Haven't they all?

by Colin Cummerbund September 20, 2006