shtoops

Telly from kids said it a few times throught out the movie... I am assuming he mean to agree with Casper...but who the hell knows? Shtoops is an amazing word...Fuck you Weisberg!

Shtoops, i agree...

by mort December 17, 2003

Oongus Shmoongus

Was said by cavemen during the Ooga Booga event. A war cry.

Foongus: Oongus Shmoongus!
Everyone else: "Scared"

by Floopity Flip December 6, 2021

Shoon

An expression of extreme sadness; generally as a result of getting close to beating a game but then losing miserably. Shoon came about when the word shoon (literally: plural. Shoe)was the final word in the international Scrabble competition.
The winner was a novice and he defeated a world champion with the word. The cry from the champion was a mixture of anguish at the loss and surprise at the strange nature of the word that was his downfall.
When said, shoon can be a loud cry or a quiet sobbing sad exclamation!

I lost ?!? Shoooooooooooooooooooon!!!!!!
or
shoon (read like a sigh or cat meow):( I lost.

by :( shooooooon :( February 21, 2009

shtook

fuck
more mild and less well known
from the german homonym
past tense-shtuck

my shtook buddy
he shtuck her

by akary October 19, 2004

satoon

adolf hitler's penis if it were to be circumcised

the satoon has now been erected in the national history museum

by sha333 April 16, 2010

shtoobs

Shtoobs which can also be pronounced as shtoops comes from a great movie called kids. Like its predecessors dup, word, aight, etc... it is a form of understanding. It can be used in different forms such as a noun or verb. You will have to take a look at the examples to get a full feel for the word. To be honest there is no bad time to use shtoobs. try it out.. youll be the hit of the party

Steve: hey bro you wanna toke this doob?
Pearl: SHTOOBS neezie

another example

Steve: man, did you piece on that bitch last night.
Pearl: dude i hit it for an hour and then released my shtoobs on her face.

by John Wilkes Booth October 15, 2004

shoonify

To dwell or linger on a particular person, place, event or situation. Usually to the point where it causes trouble for the person or people involved.

Johnny was about to shoonify the situation by refusing to leave the pub, despite the fact that everyoine else had already left.

by Frances Farmer June 11, 2006