interjection, adjective, noun.
Used to describe or draw attention to an event that is out of the norm of polite, morally incorrect, or an undesirable behavior. E.G. nasty, out of pocket, messed up. Usually used describing relations.
also, shounty
Used to describe or draw attention to an event that is out of the norm of polite, morally incorrect, or an undesirable behavior. E.G. nasty, out of pocket, messed up. Usually used describing relations.
also, shounty
He's still going out with her after she cheated on him? That's shounty.
Guy1: Yeah, they stole my 360, PS3, and refrigerator... I thought they were my friends..
Guy2: Shount!
Guy1: Damn i'm hungry...
Guy1: Yeah, they stole my 360, PS3, and refrigerator... I thought they were my friends..
Guy2: Shount!
Guy1: Damn i'm hungry...
by octo12 June 30, 2010
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Sloanes are different to rahs and preps, they have the money but are not as stuck up. They are normally popular, and have lots of friends. They dress in labels such as; Jack Wills, Ralph Lauren, Abercrombie & Fitch, Hollister, Superdry and other expensive brands.
Girls wear hair with a low parting, and it is normally messy or a loose bun. (but hair is beautifully conditioned)
They wear lots of makeup, foundation and have nude lips with lots of gloss.
They wear stacks of bangles and wristbands,
Large pearl earrings,
Pashmina scarves,
In UGGs a lot,
Ballet pumps,
canvas shoes in summer,
Mini denim skirt with nylon tights,
Label brand jogging bottoms with their Ugg boots,
Skinny Jeans,
Hoodies from a label brand,
Big belts,
tee shirts from the label brand,
layered up vest tops,
Cable knit jumpers,
V-neck jumpers,
Checkered shirt with leggings,
Gilets in winter,
Big leather bags, often from Louis Vuitton, Pauls boutique or Juicy Couture, and sometimes other designer labels.
They are often good looking.
You often see them on their iPhones or Blackberrys.
See them in Chelsea, Salcombe, and posh & rich areas of Britain.
Sloanes are different to rahs and preps, they have the money but are not as stuck up. They are normally popular, and have lots of friends. They dress in labels such as; Jack Wills, Ralph Lauren, Abercrombie & Fitch, Hollister, Superdry and other expensive brands.
Girls wear hair with a low parting, and it is normally messy or a loose bun. (but hair is beautifully conditioned)
They wear lots of makeup, foundation and have nude lips with lots of gloss.
They wear stacks of bangles and wristbands,
Large pearl earrings,
Pashmina scarves,
In UGGs a lot,
Ballet pumps,
canvas shoes in summer,
Mini denim skirt with nylon tights,
Label brand jogging bottoms with their Ugg boots,
Skinny Jeans,
Hoodies from a label brand,
Big belts,
tee shirts from the label brand,
layered up vest tops,
Cable knit jumpers,
V-neck jumpers,
Checkered shirt with leggings,
Gilets in winter,
Big leather bags, often from Louis Vuitton, Pauls boutique or Juicy Couture, and sometimes other designer labels.
They are often good looking.
You often see them on their iPhones or Blackberrys.
See them in Chelsea, Salcombe, and posh & rich areas of Britain.
Group of Girl Sloanes:
"Hey, time to go shopping along kings road"
"Yah, i need a new Jack Wills Gilet"
"Yah, My daddy has given me some money to buy clothes from abercrombie."
"Okay, let's go Jack Wills then Abercrombie & Fitch?"
"Yah!"
"Hey, time to go shopping along kings road"
"Yah, i need a new Jack Wills Gilet"
"Yah, My daddy has given me some money to buy clothes from abercrombie."
"Okay, let's go Jack Wills then Abercrombie & Fitch?"
"Yah!"
by Izzy Jones August 21, 2011
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by katie976544 January 1, 2006
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Used in a poem "Basking Shark" by Norman MacCaig "Collected Poems" (1985).
As you see it was used in 1985, by Norman MacCaig. If you put M00/101S into the Google search you will find the whole poem.
Used in a poem "Basking Shark" by Norman MacCaig "Collected Poems" (1985).
As you see it was used in 1985, by Norman MacCaig. If you put M00/101S into the Google search you will find the whole poem.
"To stub an oar on a rock where none should be,
To have it rise with a slounge out of the sea
Is a thing that happened once (too often) to me.”
To have it rise with a slounge out of the sea
Is a thing that happened once (too often) to me.”
by passing on April 18, 2010
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Get the Sloan mug.1.Word used to display excitement similar to yay or yah boi
2.Word used to describe that you or someone did perfectly on something.
2.Word used to describe that you or someone did perfectly on something.
1."Sloink," Tim yelled after getting a triple kill.
2."Dude I think I sloinked that test," Andrew said to his friend after math class.
2."Dude I think I sloinked that test," Andrew said to his friend after math class.
by Señor Queso March 4, 2018
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smart funny everything you could ask for!
wouldnt be traded for the world.
sometimes can be called georgious.
smart funny everything you could ask for!
wouldnt be traded for the world.
sometimes can be called georgious.
by forever and alway April 28, 2009
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