shaniese

gorgeous girl, funny and adorable. as well as this, she gives great hugs and has the cutest smile. her eyes are beautiful and if anyone were to have a shaniese as their girlfriend, they're so lucky.

"look at Shaniese, isn't she gorgeous?"

by ayeaye101 June 27, 2017

Shaniece

Shaniece is the most beautiful and amazing she’s the most best bestfriend I can ever have in my life ily bestfriend xxxisa

Shaniece is my bestfriend and I love her 💕

by Ugh._.ppp October 12, 2019

mind spaniels

This can be used when your mind has a sudden glitch, and you cannot think straight (like spaniels whizzing around your head). It can also be used to discribe someone crazy or just someone retarded.

'so i was just about to... wait where was i? bloody mind spaniels!'

or..

'i belive that man is carrying a touch of mind spaniels'

by Dyfrig May 10, 2010

cockblocker spaniel

when a guy or girl gets cock blocked by a dog barking, whining, scratching or any other distracting/annoying behavior. particularly when its only problem is that it's just more of attention hound than you are.

i was stopped cold by her cockblocker spaniel barking and scratching at the bedroom door.

by jayt85331 January 6, 2014

seance

An attempt to communicate with the dead.

We told our pastor that we were going to consult a medium in order to visit with our deceased Johnny via a seance, but Rev. Zombiegone said, "Communication with the dead is not possible."

by Rev. Zobiegone May 26, 2009

seánín

Irish for "Little John" as in: "Little John Bull".

"John Bull" is a personification of England and Great Britain, like "Uncle Sam".

In Ireland, prior to Independence especially; to call someone a "seánín" is to say they think with an English perspective in mind and are British Sympathizers.

Essentially the Irish version of the term "house negro".

"Well, maybe if we just acted right the British would treat us better!"

"Quiet, you Feckless Seánín!"

by Well-Worn-Constituency April 20, 2014

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

A small breed of spaniel that weights, on average 15 or 16 pounds. Four coat variations occur: Blenheim, Tricolour, Black and Tan, and Ruby. A favorite breed of Britain's King Charles II, it also used to be the royal dog. Cavaliers are typically very friendly dogs, and excellent with children

That dog over there might look a bit like a cocker spaniel, but in reality it is a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

by I'mnotcertain December 10, 2010