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Shady Peace 

Adj. , noun,

The term shady peace is used to describe action of leaving and saying you're going to do a certian thing even though you know it is not going down.
The look of a "shady peace" is the familiar two finger peace out sign only it is done with a limp hand and hardly noticeable as a "peace out" sign. - The thumb is often placed between the index and middle fingers.
R.J. said he would hit me up at 8 for sure for a party, however I noticed he was throwing up the shady peace sign......... he never called.
Shady Peace by irideabmx November 19, 2009
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the shady peach

A fuzzy headed guy with short hair and tinted glasses who has emotional disorders and vents out his hate in rhymes and spends his time ranting.
The shady peach was avoided because others found it wrong to chant rhymes in his sleep.

Shadypeace

the art of escaping a party or bar you dont want to be at but are obligated to stay at by friends/ boyfriends/ girlfriends/co-workers, so you cant just leave and you are forced to be sneaky about it or be "shady." Shaddypeacing can come in many forms. you may jump out a bathroom window, say you have to go to your car to get something then never come back, or just creepily slide out the front or back door with no one noticing. either way, you leave with no explanation and never return. you are MIA for the rest of the night.
"i didnt wanna go home with that guy i met at the bar so i told him i had to go to the bathroom and shadypeaced out the back door"

"wow class today sucks, im thinking about signing my name in then shadypeacing immediately afterwards."
Shadypeace by x3taylar March 2, 2009
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