Shmango

Spanish for fart.

Child: I want to name my dog shmango!
Parent: What does shmango mean?
Child: Its spanish!
Parent: Spanish for what?!
Child:.......Fart
(actual convo with my parents when I was 4)

by Imhornyforhalloween July 20, 2017

Shangala

When a madness went down that is too forbidden to be baited to anyone

Lord forgive me for all the shangala I witnessed last night

by J12trappy September 16, 2020

coco-shango

A really black ass word as described by the Daily Show with Trevor Noah.

"Push forward Black Twitter and come up with a new word, a really black ass word, like coco-shango"

by Don't know why I'm here 69 February 1, 2018

Shanghai Cobra

Taking a crap in a urinal. A long turd will stick up of the edge and look like a snake peering out.

I was so pissed I had to work on Saturday that I left a Shanghai Cobra in the bathroom

by FreezerBeef December 16, 2007

Shlanging

The slinging of the male reproductive organ.

"That man was shlanging his penis hard last night."

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by alexkandmikef February 26, 2010

Fei shang gao shing

A term used to mock Princess Fiona of the Republic of the Philippines after the latter attempted to use the term to celebrate the 73rd founding anniversary of the People's Republic of West Taiwan.

Fei shang gao shing chi shishyang chonghu guaja jushi Xijingpin chunguju frelupin tashir wangshilian ho twenty chonghu gongmin chiri trali chingju chonghua renmin gonghu shangri chi shirsan jonyen ju twenty jonghu ren goching kwai la.

by Rupian9913 October 9, 2022

get shanghaied

verb, ditransitive, passive (with to Be or to Get).

to be swindled, cheated, lied to, robbed, stolen from, duped, conned, deceived.

to be defrauded.

to jack a fool

My brother asked me to come over and I ended up babysitting his kids while he and his wife went out dancing. I got shanghaied into babysitting on a Saturday night!

Everytime they invite me to dinner, I get shanghaied into cooking everything myself!

I knew I had to shanghai him, in order to have this invaluable and priceless treasure.

by CaliforniaN-English January 22, 2011