Shabite

A negative adjective describing a person or thing with a tendency be fucked

Your cat has just had a shabite on my grass

Shabite this days work mate

by Andrew rogatney January 18, 2022

Alex Shabib

He’s a stud. He gets all the girls. He gets laid in middle school. he’s not smart but he sure is funny. Usually Arabic. Very cool guy to hangout with.

Me: you see Alex Shabib?
Freind: ye y?
Me: He’s such a stud

by Used to date and alex69 July 22, 2019

Shravi

Rare species found in old dusty libraries or tropical rainforests. Has certain eccentricities. You think they're sweet and innocent but when they're pissed...watch out!!

They'll come at you like a crazy elephant hopped up on drugs! Jk Shravis are pretty awesome :)

someone: Shravi watch out for the pole.

Shravi: what pole(keeps on walking fordward)

someone: that pole

Shravi: *walks right into the pole*

someone: Shravi dont trip down the stairs

(4 steps later)

Shravi: AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!--->falls down stairs

by iizapirate October 6, 2012

shabingus

When you’re just absolutely throbbing hard.

Austin was like totally shabingus when he saw her.

by Beastmozart April 16, 2021

shabi

A name given to anyone who's not important enough to know him by his own name

"Hey dude, where were you yesterday?"
"oh sorry mate, I went out with a bunch of shabi's so I knew you wouldn't want to come along"

by bird monk December 7, 2007

shabizzle

verb: To shabizzle is to make up a word in order to sound intelligent. 'You can't make a word up, oh ok then....Shabizzle'.

Let's go to the pub and get hooned. Hooned is NOT a real word, but someone out there obviously decided to 'shabizzle'it into reality!

by Clarticus Windbag October 16, 2006

Scrability

1. the ability to earn many points in Scrabble with obscure words;

2. the ability to believably lie about blatantly falsified words in Scrabble and get away with it.

She exhibited her scrability when she became world scrabble champion and none of the words she used were in the dictionary.

by Chicago Amy March 2, 2011