Shonda

Yiddish word meaning "a fool" or "a shame".

A "shonda for the goyim" means to do something shameful, publicly witnessed by non-Jews, thus bringing shame upon Jews in general (because, the theory goes, we are all held accountable for the worst deeds of the worst of us.)
"Eric Cantor is a shonda".

by watmab October 18, 2011

shoink

To pirate, plunder or pilfer any item that you please. It works best when the person who you happen to be taking this object from is unaware of your presence or your intentions.

*Better watch out or I might shoink your big screen T.V..

by LoLa October 30, 2004

shonah

Shonah is a small but very crazy character, she has everyone touch her luxiurious curls.
Shonah is a person who nobody can forget, her voice will always stay in ones mind and the bruises they got from her push

Sara; who is that

Tom; that's shonah, she is a wild one

Sara; she pushed passed me the other day and gave me a bruise!

by *thatgirl* October 30, 2013

Shobna

A person who is ornamental, shining and independent. Elegancy is the key for the name.

A girl who walks in wonderland full of wanderlust.

Shobna is a daydreamer.
Shobna loves to decorate things and she is very creative.

by PannaCotta May 20, 2015

Shoenicorn

Can also be spelled Shunicorn. It is a beautiful shoe you own. You cannot find its mate but it is too good to throw away. You will never wear it and it makes you sad.

Why do you have those beautiful single shoes on your shelf at work.

They are Shoenicorns and I am just thankful to be able to look at them

by icyhot123 July 19, 2009

Shoenista

A word made up by Tv host Wendy Williams to describe women who love and buy waaaay to many fashionable shoes.

"Did you see the new Jimmy Choo platform patent leather stilettto thigh high boots?"

"I already bought them, you know im a shoenista"

by LalaSC December 15, 2009

Shoenapper

A person who covets, obsesses over and desires to possess and own a luxury name-branded pair of shoes that are unaffordable to such a degree that they would consider kidnapping, grabbing or stealing them. To shoenap or shoenapper: to steal or stealing shoes.

Lucy plotted to shoenap her boss Jill's new Manolo Blahnok heels. The thought of becoming a shoenapper did not even fill her with guilt--she knew that shoenapping them was the only way she could ever possess such expensive shoes.

by PodArtist August 27, 2016