Shablamed
Shablamed by BigDickMuncher December 23, 2021
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shablam
a type of dance move when a person dramatically falls backward into a struck pose on the ground; typically used to end a performance, intimidate a dance competitor, or as a show of excitement; often provoked by someone elongating the word 'and'; commonly seen within gay social dance events; also called the death drop.
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Shalomed
The action of someone, often of Jewish descent, stealing something worth greater than or equal to five US dollars.
The Mass Media: "The results are in... Donald Trump has won the presidential election! Let's have a word with democratic candidate Bernie Sanders."
Sanders: "My nose is feeling especially long today. I haven't seen the results yet, but I believe this means that I've been shalomed."
Sanders: "My nose is feeling especially long today. I haven't seen the results yet, but I believe this means that I've been shalomed."
Shalomed by Cisco FamssscocThe CIsco May 29, 2018
shiblazed
when you have consumed large amounts of alcohol concluding you to be shit-faced and then following up with a nuggest fest which causes you to be extremely blazed. you are now, shiblazed!
"duuuddeeee man that sick ragger was totally sick bro i drank so much and toked on that shit too, i'm so shiblazed!"
shiblazed by Ashley, Jenny, Staci June 29, 2006
shazaamed
shazaamed by Shazaamizer June 25, 2006
Shtablamiddabli
a word that expresses appreciation, agreement, confirmation, excitement or enthusiasm, mutual understanding or amazement...along with many other things...it is commonly used between two people who are privy to its meaning, but even those who have never heard it before can immediately and innately decipher its true message
Aslan: "Dude...video productions class is canceled so lets go get a fuckin' bagel from Marty's!"
Bustelo: "Shtablamiddabli"
...or...
Bustelo: "Hey bro, I just talked to Sam and he is gonna have that fresh dank sack for us in ten so lets get rollin'..."
Aslan: "Shtablamiddabli"
...or...
Bustelo: "Dude...how the fuck do you do this math problem?"
Aslan: "Just move the decimal over two spaces and divide."
Bustelo: "Oh...shtablamiddabli."
Bustelo: "Shtablamiddabli"
...or...
Bustelo: "Hey bro, I just talked to Sam and he is gonna have that fresh dank sack for us in ten so lets get rollin'..."
Aslan: "Shtablamiddabli"
...or...
Bustelo: "Dude...how the fuck do you do this math problem?"
Aslan: "Just move the decimal over two spaces and divide."
Bustelo: "Oh...shtablamiddabli."
Shtablamiddabli by Bustelo February 5, 2010
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