shine

to shine-
1. when you accept an invitation to attend any sort of event and you don't go or like standing someone up.
2. to ignore, be rude to, or to betray friends.

1. You totally shined us last night when yo didn't come to the party.

2. "Billy totally walked right past us as if he's too good or better than us. What a shiner."

3. Jon says, "Dude I'm totally over this chick..."
Brian says "Don't you have a date tonight?"
Jon says, "Yeah, it's going to suck."
Brain suggests. "You should just shine her."

by rocky4 April 27, 2007

shine

(adv.) Refusal to an offer or a refusal in general.

Boy 1: "Hey Billy, do you want to go to the park?"

Boy 2: "Shine!"

Boy 1: "Okay, then why don't we go to a movie?"

by James Williamson July 14, 2005

shine

to pass on an offer

nah it's cool. i'ma shine.

by nguyenfunk November 4, 2002

shine

cocaine Fishscale yak, the bomb, the best cocaine that you can get anywhere.

You got any shine dawg?

by Sacrasiccness November 24, 2006

Shine

1. Jewelry

"You can't look at him directly because of all his shine."

by nvcrisosto December 9, 2008

Shine

- verb

pronounced: shee-ne

means to die in Japanese.

' Shine, shine, shine! '

' I wish they would just shine. '

by hatchimitsu August 7, 2017

shine

to wield a weapon or to have a weapon on you

origin: the teen murder-mystery movie Brick starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

An example of this is when Brenden (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) in Brick is attacked by a pothead with a knife.

He says, "He shines a blade."

by ja_me_kah July 10, 2007