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Shadbolted 

To be feeling terrible after a hard night of drinking. Usually attributed to students and persons of a younger age than thrity-five.

To feel absolutely buggered after doing an activity that requires copious amounts of energy.
Damn Sloan, I feel pretty shadbolted after last night mate.

I heard he felt rather shadbolted after last night.

Geez, I hope I won't feel shadbolted tomorrow.
Shadbolted by Niko Vash February 18, 2004
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Shadbolting 

To follow someone around to the point where it fringes upon stalking. Often times the person being followed has expressed their contempt for the soul that is following them.
James has been shadbolting me for the past week
Shadbolting by landwehr34 March 14, 2011
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shabooted 

Shabooted mean to be kicked to the curb. Your friend(s) may shaboot you from an activity due to lack of experience, excitement, etc.
Friend 1: Hey Stephany, we’ve shabooted you from going to the mall with us on Friday.
Friend 2: Oh ok.
shabooted by Yemonnie December 8, 2017

shadbolt 

A child usually male that looks like a vole or shrew without the assistance of glasses
Look at that little Shadbolt! where's he going?
shadbolt by shaddersdiss January 21, 2018

Shabooted 

It's like fully being fubar'd without the catchy acronym.
"Holy fuck I am beyond shabooted, maybe I shouldn't have done that 3rd rail after pounding half a case if craft beer in 20 mins."

"Dude he's gotta be fucking shabooted out his gourd."
Shabooted by Back&2daleft September 17, 2022

Anthony Shadbolt

A very large man who plays video games such as R6S. (He sucks at R6S)
Last night I played R6S with Anthony Shadbolt and he was bad.
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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