Shakespeak
A heavily stylized form of English in which one implements that of Olde English, very elaborate metaphors and sometimes blank verse.
Shakespeak by TehMonny September 11, 2007
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Shakespeak
Refers to speaking in Old English or using antiquated phrases and styles, like in the case of William Shakespeare.
Shakespeak by Ninjenja July 5, 2010
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Shakespearience
A bibliography of the various William Shakespeare works which one has read, heard, seen or otherwise ingested into one's brain. Literally: experience of Shakespeare.
Rosecrantz: So, what's your Shakespearience?
Guildenstern: Um... Romeo And Juliet, a sonnet or two, and that Simpsons re-enactment of Hamlet...
Guildenstern: Um... Romeo And Juliet, a sonnet or two, and that Simpsons re-enactment of Hamlet...
Shakespearience by all kids love heavy metal December 23, 2008
Shakespeare Lines
Lines of cocaine. The act of creating lines of cocaine with a credit card. Shakespeare wrote long lines of poetry, One replicating those lines with cocaine. Line of any white drug. Lines of of the white girl.
Shakespeare Lines by AWEIRDPYRMD July 29, 2012
Shakespear Moment
A point in time when you warn someone against fucking something up, and then they immediately fuck it up.
It was a complete Shakespear moment when I told him not to break anything, and instead of doing that, he broke everything
Shakespear Moment by Authority.1 May 20, 2021
Shakespearing
Self-gratification in a noble manner. The act of nobly "playing" with your genitals, for sexual excitement/pleasure; usually to orgasm.
I started Shakespearing since when I was 12 (yeah, I'm sure you wanted to know that) since then I have Shakespeared at least once a day.
Shakespearing by Asty March 29, 2020
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