shal'heed

Meaning "shall you take heed?". Used commonly in the UK, particularly amongst the younger generation. Can also be an exclamation of excitment or pleasure. Linked with shal'moon, t'ozzzz be fair and t'ozzzz be moon.

John: Let's go clubbing! Shal'heed?
Roger: OK

John: I've just puchased a large bottle of vodka.
Roger: Shal'heed!

by xaudust October 2, 2006

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shalanie

shalanie is a nice caring person, she honesty doesn't give a damn. Deep down she's a caring person, but don't get on her bad side or she will mess you up. She is a brilliant minded in any situation and therefor if you have a shalanie keep her close in your heart as she will do the same.

"what's her name?"

"her name is shalanie"
"damn she badd"

by yourpa simone January 22, 2020

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shalava

Spelled Pronunciation: Shaa-laa-vaa / šalava
Origin: Russian Language
Historical background: None. Jargon, Folklore.
Translation: None.
Closest meaning: Slut
Synonym: blyat, shluha, suka.

A derogatory term, an insult, usually reserved for females. Also a prison speak, shalava is a man who cannot be trusted.

Basically, another one of Russia's great mysterious folklore labels for a bitch that just won't listen. This word carries no explicit meaning and generally means "a mutha fuckin' bitch whore slut blyat,.... !!!BLYAT!!!"

EXAMPLE:

To insult someone, this word could be used by itself - "SHALAVA!" or in combination with other words in a sentence - "Ah you're such a SHALAVA!"

by The El Zorro January 17, 2008

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