shebang

lover

My shebang was here yesterday.

by townee September 13, 2003

shebang

the affair, the event, the happening

The whole shebang was a successful idea, everyone had fun at the party last night.

by Chartreuse October 11, 2003

shebang

everything related to a specific thing.

We need it all, the whole shebang.

by robokoala October 17, 2003

shebang

a package or group of things relating to the topic at hand

She went down on me and gave me the whole shebang!

See "the whole enchilada"

by el jefe October 17, 2003

shebang

A crude wooden spoon device

Hey, grab that shebang i need to stir my spaghetti.

by Anonymous October 20, 2003

shebang

1. All of something
2. A terrible misrepresentaion of an already terrible song, by a terrible performer - William Hung or Ricky Martin (take your pick)

SHEBANG shebang, o bab-y when she.... move........

by emptyfox April 2, 2008

shebang

1. Everything, excluding nothing; everything with all the trimmings. A similar meaning as the phrase "lock, stock, and barrel".

2. (older meaning) A drinking establishment for the poor; a tavernous shanty.

Some suspect it to have originated as Irish siebin "small mug, cheap ale", which entered English as shebeen "a dive, a dump where unlicensed liquor is sold". In 1878 shebang was used to refer to the same sort of place, but it was also being used as a general term for almost any kind of business, as 'to sell your shebang for cash on the barrel head'. By the 1920s the phrase "the whole shebang" began appearing.

That outfit will buy out your whole business: production, shipping, outlets, the whole shebang.

by topcat1957 September 17, 2016