shifting a wardrode

When a regular guy is slow dancing with a larger woman on the dance floor

Here mick , look at Murph shifting a wardrode

by spoofaRoof December 15, 2014

Shifaan

A man of action. Who is patient and kind.

Loves to fight evil monsters in his spare time.

I want to beat shifaan

by BigAmir June 13, 2017

Shifla

A literal white angel. The most kind, funny, beautiful, soft-hearted soul. Largely independent you are an emotional person, often hiding that part of yourself from others for fear of suffering. Open, communicative, although independent, you are far from being unsociable. However you like to maintain relationships with friends prompting you to have knowledge of environments. Thus you alternate between needs of social exchanges and loneliness.

Hey, I'm so glad to be friends with a Shifla like you!

by whateverismyname26 January 23, 2020

Shift Scab

Similiar to a Union Scab, if a shift is taken away unfairly someone whom is contracted and someone else takes the shift before the person whoms shift has been taken away could make their defence

Madeline took my shift, i really wanted to do that shift, and theres no reason why i would be unable to do that shift! what a Shift Scab!

by Snode March 29, 2022

Shift Loss

when a manager is unhappy with your performance, causing you to lose a shift

Manager: “Trey! I have had enough of you screwing all of our employees and stealing mountain dews out of the fridge! You are going to have to endure a shift loss!”

by veggiebowl04 January 3, 2023

Harvard Shift

(Verb) The act of dealing drugs but using a large, old-fashion scale to trick your buyer out of the correct amount of drugs they intend to buy. Thus saving product and increasing profit.

*Not to be confused with the Harvard Trip

1. I gave my client the Harvard Shift, now I have extra product and money!

2. I think my piece of shit dealer just gave me the Harvard Shift...

by SSOBEHT August 3, 2014

crap shifting

Passing your crap to a family member, friend or other party. Furniture, appliances, toys, clothing - most of the stuff we have is crap we don't need and eventually crap we don't want. So we shift it to someone else to make room for new crap.

To make room for new furniture, we'll need to do some crap shifting. Maybe your cousin will take the sofa.

Do we really need four kayaks? Maybe we can crap shift a couple to your brother for his family to use.

by Riled October 6, 2015