sarsh

Abbreviation of the word so harsh!
Sarsh is to be used when someone says something mean, not very nice or insulting about another person (something that is quite harsh)

Person 1: Omg! that chick is so ugly!
Person 2: Aww thats sarsh!

Guy 1: Holey shitballs! that chick is so fat, she needs to go to Jenny Craig pronto!
Guy 2: Thats Sarsh!

by [e-mail] August 1, 2009

sarsaparilla

When an athlete who loses a competition in his select sport, (such as a tennis match) reaches into his pants and smothers his hand with his ball sweat (without being noticed) and shakes the other competitors hand.

Yo I gave that guy a sarsaparilla because I lost.

by [KiG] Sticks May 1, 2006

Shahs

The autocorrect word of haha, shahs usually happens when word spelled too fast. Has the same meaning, as haha. A laugh due do a joke or a circumstance.

You fell in front of everyone at school? Shahs!

by offendnickeled June 29, 2016

Sarsour

A homosexual with a rather copious amount of chest hair, who usually enjoys a cleaveland steamer on said chest hair.

Man, I had to use up a whole roll of TP to wipe up after I hooked up with that sarsour.

by John Hartigan April 13, 2005

Scarsdale

All I'll say is, stay away from Highland Road. The occasional nice person notwithstanding, Highland Road in Scarsdale, New York, is home to some real assholes.

As for you, Evildream: thanks for unwittingly proving why people don't like Scarsdale.

And don't try using the "bitter poor people" argument, either, because I'm not; nor do I have a C-minus average (much higher, in fact) or go to a public university. So booyah.

by Poop on Scarsdale April 8, 2005

sarsha

to stand infront of the mirror
for hours on end and come out
looking exactly the same.

Alyce: wheres ashleigh; we need to leave.
Sharn: oh shes still gettin ready.
(Ashleigh comes out 1 hour later; ready to go to safeway)
Alyce: damn shes pulled a sarsha on us.

by aneeda bath August 3, 2007

sars

Some "diesease" the media thinks will take over the world. Some "diesease" the governments think they have under control. Some "diesease" from Asia. Yet another one.

you are watching TV
Government officials: We now have SARS under control.
you change the channel
News anchor: There were 8 new cases of SARS today in Taiwan. Here, there were only 2 probable cases. There's a difference you know.
You: Oh.

by scientificprogressgoesboink June 16, 2003