shed

Dwelling place of small red foxes

by DT October 14, 2003

Shed

A) A outside storage room (generally made of wood)
B) To remove.
C) A complete cunt.

Shed is thrity now and he is still being a real cunt.

by Mikejuba July 23, 2009

shed

A verb meaning to tell or inform, from the phrase "to shed light on".

Be careful, berk, that basher did not shed the total dark on the issue...

by Erin Montgomery May 1, 2010

shed

see bwt

by Anonymous October 15, 2003

Shed

being hell bent on destroying the garden with use of vicious sub buildings, which are obviously uncontrollable and evil (raised by satan). Also the meaning of a well ordered and formed excretion

Vinnie: What are you Doing?
TriB: Im shedding on youre garden got a problem?
Vinnie: No :( not really. Please be quiet

by TriBull September 18, 2007

Shed

A coalcraker term that started in a JTAHS second period math class when one kid was gonna call someone else a toolshed, but didn't want to get a detention. So the word 'shed' was born. Equivelent to tool, toolshed, shmuck, prick, or jackass. More like all of the above rolled into one, nice little package. Shed, Sheddish, Sheddy, Sheds.

Dude, he blew out his engine racing George's caddy. He is such a shed.

Damn, those boys are such shedds.

by jacksprat July 18, 2007

shed

a place where people can get frisk if their parents are home or they get locked out of their house. recomended only durring the summer. & get something to clean up the mess. it's also great for "study seshes".

ben: SHED?
brooklynn: hell yeah after school?
ben: kay just text at me.

Brooklynn: omg so i was in the shed with ben last night!
Ben: yeahhhhhhh, im reppin'.

by b-steeze(: March 15, 2010