throw shade on you

As a tree throws shade on the grass under it inhibiting its growth, throwing shade on someone is being negative to their idea or attitude.

I don't mean to throw shade on you but you do have other choices to consider.

by Pet Popski August 21, 2017

Lamp -Shade -Drunk

Consuming a large amount of booze so that it causes the person drinking to place a lamp-shade on top of their head and dance around the room chanting.

Inna had so much Vodka on New Year's she got Lamp -Shade -Drunk and ended up apssing out an hour later on Jenny's Lap.

by DylanFan88 December 29, 2005

No Tea, No Shade

No offence, no disrespect.

Stace: She looks like a busted ass hood dog
Emily: No tea, no shade! Holler.

by LemLapSake January 9, 2012

Low Key Shade

Low-Key Shade- noun/verba word popularized by pop culture and reality TV in 2010's; slang for passive aggression- that is being, marked by, or displaying behavior characterized by the expression of negative or lukewarm feelings, resentment, and aggression in an unassertive or ambiguous way because one is scared or too cowardly to be direct.

Friend: "Wassup homie, I just got my first car, it's a 1994 Cutlass Sierra"
Friend #2: "That's wassup!"
Low Key Shader: "Damn those are some shiny hubcaps on that ride; that's gonna go good with your eyeglasses... being that there metal frame and all"

by Webster2012 October 17, 2015

All Tee, All Shade

to not care if someone is offended by the Truth of a statement printed and worn on a tee-shirt.

"Egad, you are wearing a tee shirt with a statement that offends me!"

"All Tee, All Shade," replied the Queen while rolling her indifferent eyes.

by allteeallshade.store August 25, 2020

All Tea No Shade

Tea is the meaning of gossip and shade is in the form of a diss.

"Girl, did you hear how Raheim said that girls pussy stank?! All Tea No Shade."

by Cii June 11, 2014

window shade

(n.) According to dictionary.com, "an opaque fabric mounted to cover or expose a window."
Window shades come in many different sizes and shapes, and several different designs exist. During long, hot summers, window shades are a necessity for any inhabitable home. They provide safety, security, and cool air. Two types of shading exist, internal and external. External shading is more desirable due to its higher energy efficiency. However, internal shading blocks out more of the rays. Now why in God's name did I just waste 15 minutes defining a friggin windowshade????

Window shade are so cool that they were the last thing you'd expect to be defined on urbandictionary.com!

by ijustlivehere May 18, 2006