over the shoulder boulder holders

A brazier

U can see that birds over the shoulder boulder holder!

by Bewesy November 12, 2003

shoulder-deep

A state of being where one is immersed extraordinarily deeply into a project or situation.

Originating from farm life, where cattle and horse breeding often requires literally going "shoulder-deep" into an animal to either fertilize its eggs manually or to check for a pregnancy. This is only gross the first dozen times. Ask your veterinarian or local hick for further details.

Man, I have to get my nerd on and start coding this back end content managed system of this web site my damn self. I'll be shoulder-deep in figuring it out.

by CadeRageous September 25, 2008

shoulder the burden

Accept responsibility

It is part of a manager's job to shoulder the burden of complaints made by guests.

by CansuHoca July 12, 2016

Chip on both shoulders

Person holding an extensive grudge. From chip on one's shoulder.

"Whatever you do, don't bring up the lawsuit. He has a chip on both shoulders about that. You'll never hear the end of it!"

by namowal March 2, 2009

Shouldering

(Verb) : a very intimate distraction from seeing a bare woman’s shoulder that breaks dress code

Bro she got in trouble for shouldering.

I can’t take it when I see her shouldering.

by Blaine train February 21, 2019

Heads Shoulders Knees and Tomatoes Burger

A special burger with tomato

"Hey Bob, what's the burger of the day?" "It's the Heads Shoulders Knees and Tomatoes Burger, you should try it!"

by America Lover 🇺🇸 November 20, 2018

Shoulder Touch

This action is done when someone says something with a sexual connotation, but you are in a social situation in which you can't laugh at the person, or say anything to your friends for fear of being called out. The shoulder touch is done when all in the party KNOW that a sexual innuendo was said, but can't overtly acknowledge it. When engage in a shoulder touch, you casually create an action, such as scratching your shoulder, or adjusting the shoulder of your shirt.

When choosing the Christmas Cantata by Geoffery Bush, the choir director started rehearsal by saying "Ladies and Gentlemen, let's dive right into the Bush, shall we!" Immediately following these words, a group of friends who are sitting far apart would all engaging in a shoulder touch and look at each other.

by OnWisconsin January 14, 2010