William Shakespeare

Hated by English students worldwide.
He is supposed to be the greatest playwright to have ever lived in spite of being in dire need of a spell check.

WARNING: Shakespeare may be safe or even beneficial when consumed in homeopathic quantities, but can cause permanent brain damage in larger doses.

William Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing.

by iMacThere4iAm November 6, 2008

shapely

Similar to curvy. It is also used incorrectly. Women with a hourglass type figure, tone and firm but with some meat on their bones, are shapely. Fat girls with rolls are not. Thighs with cottage cheese are not found on shapely girls. Shapely is closer to thick than it is to heavy set.

Catherine Zeta Jones is shapely. Rosie O'Donnell is not.

by Barry who has a unique name October 7, 2007

shapshot

Shapshot A Moldovan malapropism for a completed, yet half-assed job.

“Hey Eugen, can you send me an update on the project you’re working on?”“Yeah sure, I just finished it, I sent you a shapshot.”

by Woomanizer May 25, 2010

shades of Eastwood

term coined in Boondock Saints II meaning "badass"

Murphy MacManus: "You know, he was sort of a badass though, wasn't he?"
Connor MacManus: "Shades of Eastwood."

by ninjo335 October 24, 2010

Shanesa

The prettiest girl in the world, and she has the prettiest best friends in the world too usually named Leah or Denielle. Awesome possum with a huge ass, not necessarily black.

Dude did you see Shanesa?! YOLO!

by Butt mister September 3, 2012

Tea Shades

Type of sunglasses worn by hip or groovy kids.

Dude, you don't need your tea shades, it's night time...

by NickelledBack January 24, 2003

shakespeare style

Any form of sex involving penetration of a man's urethra, using one's (man or women) toes to stimulate the penis, and/or the penetration of one's ears, nose, mouth or anus with one's penis, usually with two or more of the above occuring at once.

Dude, I just did it shakespeare style and it was great!
Really?
Yeah, but my urethra and toes are a bit tender.

by Colin March 14, 2005