showmance

A romance developed between two actors during the filming of a movie/production of a play that ends directly after the project has ended. Often, a showmance occurs between two people playing lovers (this could be caused because of the close contact between the actors in such situations, or because of a confusion between real emotions and the character's emotions). Current usage also applies to reality show contestants who hook up during the show for the sake of good television, but this term has been used in theatre circles for many decades.

While they were playing Romeo and Juliet, Bob and Sally started dating, but then broke up after closing night. It was just a showmance.

by WhoGirl17 January 29, 2006

showapool

what badmen from toxteth, wavertree, and kensington call liverpool

toxteth is da home of showamen
from showapool ya ghet me!!!!!!!

by ToxtethBoii June 22, 2008

showa bling

cool as fuck, dope, sexy, da shit, fuck me thats nice, fresh

das so dope, trick
yeh like $h0wa Bl!ng dope
showa bling? wats that?
sorry, YOU wouldnt know...

by thizzernoway September 16, 2010

showmance

a romance on a reality show its not real

its a word the loveable asshole will kirby made up.

also the word is copy righted so will can say it you cant...cause he'll sue your ass.

will and janelle had a showmance, even though will was the only one that knew what it was.

by bigbrother777777777 June 29, 2007

Showa

SLANG Very good, Brilliant, GULLY. Like sick, Showa is commenly used around Liverpool, U.K to describe very good things.

Easy, that songz showa man!!

Many people from Liverpool, Toxteth call Liverpool, Showapool.

by Gloxteth Boii April 30, 2008

Showcase

Three or more children belonging to an unwed and single mother that is sexual active.

Damn man, that bitch has three kids and no man, she's got a showcase of kids up in her pad.

by vanyort October 18, 2008

Showmance

A romance between to television, film and theatre actors or realty stars who play the role of the others romantic interests in a television series, play or film (see; reality television). This typically occurs when two actors share one or more scripted "love" scenes or on-screen kisses.

Showmances do, however, develop between two co-stars playing roles in which they are in no way romantically linked, however due to long hours on set and often odd or isolated locales, a couple may develop some sort of relationship to bide their time or otherwise entertain themselves.

An actor or actress may mistake scripted passion or chemistry on screen, for a real life romance off-set. Showmances typically end after the filming has ended.

Brangelina showmance is one of the longest running in history.

(see "House: MD" co-stars; Jennifer Morrison and Jesse Spencer; now engaged, they started their romance around the time it was written into the show)

by urbanr0cker April 13, 2008