sherbet

Australian slang, nmeaning a beer. Derived from the frothy head of a newly poured glass of beer.

1. Geez, I reckon we could both do with an icey sherbet, hey Bruce?

2. Christ Almighty, I could knock the fuckin' head off an ice cold sherbet, right about now.

by Dee Cee 66 March 29, 2009

Sherbrooke

The largest city in Québec’s Eastern Townships, about 60 mi/100km east of Montréal and 30 mi/50 km northwest of Québec’s border with Vermont and New Hampshire.

Sherbrooke is known among many New Englanders as the closest city where one can legally buy codeine at the pharmacy without a prescription (Google “Tylenol 1” and “AC&C” for more information). Also, since Québec’s drinking age is 18, many northern New England youth frequent Sherbrooke’s pubs and clubs.

The Eastern Townships are similar in topography to nearby New Hampshire and Vermont and, by Québec standards, a fairly large Anglophone (English-speaking) community, many of whom trace their ancestry to New England loyalists who fled north after the American Revolution.

Sherbrooke resembles a large, northern New England city, albeit with a French flair.

Sherbrooke is also the name of a major street in Montréal.

by DFJD May 17, 2006

sherbet dab

London slang for taxi.

Let's get a sherbet dab home.

It's raining, let's get a sherbet.

by v5virus August 19, 2008

Shnerd

n. The female variant of "nerd." "She-nerd." Though exceedingly rare in the wilderness, the most common habitat is a basement.

Dude. She's such a shnerd. You should take her to the virtual comic-con in 2nd life.

by gapabba December 1, 2010

shneb

A big nose

Have you seen Todd's shneb?

by ShitInMyPussy March 27, 2017

shnarbis

An incredibly popular youtube director, known for his creativity and comedy

Did you shnarbis him last night?
How did the shnarbising go?

by Fresh Balling May 17, 2008

shnéblé

A term of varied definition, shnéblé can mean many things to many different people. Its most common uses fall in general conversation, usually as a sign of acknowledgement or agreement.

"Is that how you pronnounce it, Shneebly?" "Actually, it's Shnéblé."

"I heard your mum has no face. Shnéblé."

by Tom Preston November 18, 2004