by PkledGrape March 31, 2003
"David Bowie is shiny."
by the faeries September 11, 2006
by Two Morons in Oriliia June 19, 2003
by Half-mad Bastard August 07, 2004
something interesting or distracting, generally used when it deverts attention from a task
This usage comes from the phenomenon of birds (particularly crows) being attracted to shiny objects.
This usage comes from the phenomenon of birds (particularly crows) being attracted to shiny objects.
Sarah was going to write her paper, but Myspace looked shiny.
"Wasn't Brian with you?"
"He saw something shiny and wandered off."
"Wasn't Brian with you?"
"He saw something shiny and wandered off."
by AMS325 February 02, 2007
Used by fans of the TV (short lived) show Firefly, to describe an idea/something that one likes (instead of saying brilliant, awesome, cool, neat, rad...?).
Shiny is used especially if the idea or thing is new or bright. Not used so much to describe old things or things that look old.
Shiny is used especially if the idea or thing is new or bright. Not used so much to describe old things or things that look old.
That big damn movie Serenity was so shiny!
by Chiya April 08, 2008