Shastown

Shastown is the name given to Mt. Shasta, CA, especially by cool thus superior locals and supporters of the badass mountain town.

Person from Northern California:

"Yo! I'm coming up to Shastown next weekend!"

Other person in Northern California:

"EPIC! We'll dank out!"

by Dayna Jade January 28, 2008

shyte

Olde English word for "poopie."

Humpledink: Mary, what's that on ye face?

Mary: Hmm? What ever do ye mean?

Humpledink: Right there! Aside ye nose.

Mary: Oh yes, this...hmm...pudding perhaps. Yes?

Humpledink: Mary...wait...tis...TIS SHYTE!

by Futureman June 29, 2004

Shuster

verb \ ˈshü-stər \

1. to come back from behind to triumph unexpectedly

2. to defeat the Swedes in team competition
3. to knock out an incredible 5-point end at a clutch moment in the Olympics

1. Our basketball team was down by sixteen points at halftime, but we Shustered, winning by twelve.

2. Jessie Diggins and Kikkan Randall Shustered their Olympic cross-country sprint, edging out Charlotte Kalla and Stina Nilsson for the gold medal.

3. Jane Shustered at the bonspiel, adding five points to her team's score.

by Bonspiel Betty February 25, 2018

Shuster

Stepping up and delivering like a boss after prolonged failure, totally redeeming oneself. Named for John Shuster, skip of 2018 Olympic gold medal curling team.

After decades of disappointment, the 2016 Chicago Cubs pulled a Shuster and won the World Series.

by myth1987 February 26, 2018

shasturbate

The act of masturbating while defecating.

I was in such a rush this morning that I was forced to shasturbate,.

by vink pink February 10, 2005

Shastry

really cool Indian last name, they were priests and educated upper class in older times; a Shastry is hard to find, seeing as it's not really a popular name.

Dude 1: Wow, those kids are so cool!
Dude 2: Well yeah, they're Shastrys.

by esspee May 31, 2009

shyster

Shyster is derived from the German term scheisser, meaning literally “one who defecates,” from the verb scheissen, “to defecate,” with the English suffix -ster, “one who does,” substituted for the German suffix -er, meaning the same thing.

Generally used to describe someone who is untrustworthy, money grabbing and full of crap, particularly in the field of legal work for some reason.

My lawyers are a bunch of shysters

by Martin Duxon September 4, 2003