escalator etiquette

Rules of courtesy for using an escalator, particularly in Japan. Essentially, if you are not going to continue walking while on the escalator, stick to one side (in Japan, the left side) so that walkers have room to pass.

"If you're going to treat the escalator like a theme park ride, at least have the decency to observe escalator etiquette."

by gingitsune23 January 14, 2009

Escalope

The action of going up an escalator in a stylish manner, usually associated with shopping and is usually a British terminology

Me: Hey Sam! What's up?
Sam: Not much, just going skrr on the Escalope omw to sainsburys!

by oghades December 25, 2018

Eshay day

The day where eshays dress up as one and do eshay stuff on 6/6

Until mid night Then your time is up

Oii lad did you know it’s eshay day today let’s go crazy

by Getfkedcunt November 6, 2019

Eshay

thou art eshay shalt be thou thee thy cousin thou art name of thee thy massi

massi is an ✨eshay✨

by in your dad's room :) July 29, 2020

Eshay

An Eshay is a Aus lad who goes around tagging stuff and that, they also talk tuff and shit. They usally were
Polo Shirts
Tns, 270s, Tailwins or gels
Bum Bag
They usually wear trackies as well.
they normally smoke, and play Aussie drill on their speaker that they racked from a store.
They normally scream eshay and eshlad and shit. They normally rack clothes and food because they are poor or because they want to be cool.
They normally hang in gangs and like to fight people fven though they are shit at it
Follow @FlameClanOCE and @_JackFalzon.040_priv on tiktok

Eshay ''Eshay brahh just racked some new N Tays bruhhh, it was sick and that lad. Eshaayyyy''

by 040_Jack November 17, 2020

eshays

means anything thats good pretty much appart from that it means what eva u fuckin want

ur a fucking eshays cunt

by timber one May 13, 2005

esha

A liar, a thief, and a "woman of the street". Has delusions of grandeur about many things, including her intelligence and tolerance for alcohol.

Look at that esha over there on the street corner... a definite sign that this town has seen better days.

by Bob Patel December 14, 2008