Ship

Someone who ships two fictional characters.

I ship Sonic and Shadow!

by EmmaRosie March 17, 2019

Cro shipping

Someone who is a big fan of the artist 'Cro'.

"Nike owns the Cro MP3-Player. She must be real Cro shipping."

by rawgabbitpill March 1, 2022

Shipping Hoe

A character/person you ship with a lot of other characters/ people at the same time (not necessarily in just one relationship)

Person A: Do you ship Clace or Jimon?

Person B: I ship Jace with everybody. He's my shipping hoe.

by Kwak_ling January 8, 2018

Attention ship

An Attention shipper is a person in a fandom who doesn't personally ship two characters, but makes fanart or stories about them for recognition or because the ship is popular within the Fandom. Attention shipping might be used in commissions or in general art they make. Attention shipping could also be used in pieces that ship two characters in a satire way. However, Attention shipping does not apply for proships or conships, as those are their own thing. The emoji combo for attention shippers is currently 👀❤️

Person 1: Hey I saw your drawing today, it was pretty good, but, do you ship it?
Person 2: No, it's an Attention ship, it means that I don't ship it myself, but I still give myself the freedom to make media of it.

by SupImDumb11 March 25, 2024

Ship

Like seeing two people together.

Crowd: Mario and Bry look yuck, but I ship Mario and Maria

Maria: ummmm...

Mario: ;)

by Miss IDK.06 January 25, 2020

charianna ship

two internet best friends that mean the world to each other. they both can be biatches but are the best duo ever.

charianna ship is my favorite ship

by chariannas July 24, 2018

courtship vs. ship-court

How da seaside-magistrate's docket-entry would read when referring to a legal-wrangling procedure regarding a wayward sailor who "had a girl in every port", and who therefore might eventually need to show his crude weather-beaten visage in front of said refined black-and-white-robed individual regarding paternity, broken prenuptials, etc.

In da Laurel and Hardy film, "Live Ghost", Mae Busch's character, "dear ol' Maisie", belabors her deadbeat-alcoholic husband off da ship with her furled umbrella; da implication is dat she will haul him before da local judge on charges entitled, "courtship vs. ship-court".

by QuacksO March 4, 2025