shoe in

Also spelt 'shoo in'. The converse of 'shoo away'.
Originally referred to a racehorse which only required minimum urging to finish first. Now relates to anything or anybody that is a foregone conclusion to win.

He is a shoe in for the new job.

by Dave Sor March 28, 2009

shoe

Verb, to intentionally launch one's shoe at a target victim.

Girl: She's such a bitch!
Other girl: I know, I'm planning to shoe her today in front of everyone.

Guy: So what's on the news?
Other guy: DUDE, BUSH JUST GOT SHOED!

by Personator December 22, 2008

shoe

The molotov cocktail of the 21st century as discribed by the New York times.

First victims ever to be identified are -

Former US president George W Bush
Chinese prime minister Wen Jiabao

No one can stop these shoes.

by Yedimaster February 3, 2009

shoe

Something you'd be willing to stab someone for.

So then HE saw it on the ground too, and that's when I stabs, and broke off with his shoe.

by hobo.breakfast May 15, 2006

shoe

1.Clothing worn over the foot.
Usually made of durable material such as rubber and leather versus cloth.
Not to be confused with a sock.

2. A representative place, used explain being someone else.
(like saying the tables are turned)

1. My shoe's gonna be up your ass in a minute if you don't shut the hell up.

2. None of you could handle being in their shoes.

by Thadanator July 20, 2008

shoe

a lighter (part of a new language called "Cataline")

Yo, can you pass me a shoe so I can light my radar (refer to radar)

by PacABowlMan January 19, 2010

No Shoes

A person(s) who drink beer with a wrench, think negative notch or positive notch should be standard pratice in junior high. Also believes faithfully in no shoes or socks gives a better balance, when deciding which snail to put on.

See also: Toon(er), Tuner, Pose(r), Faster not furious, and Turbo squeeze.

He is like No shoes.
It could be No shoes.
Maybe No shoes uses boots.
Perhaps No shoes would like some tea.

by TomG December 15, 2003