Shantasy
A lurid fantasy usually involving football, unrequited dancefloor gyrations and exotic international travel.
Shantasy by bootyshaker4000 September 20, 2013
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Santasy
A dream or fantasy somehow involving one of more of the following figures: Santa Claus, Papai Noel, Shengdan Laoren, Viejo Pascuero, Sinter Klaas, Father Christmas, Saint Nicholas, Joulupukki, Pere Noel, Saint Nikolaus, Kanakaloka, De Kerstman, Tel-apo/Mikulas/Winter Grandfather, Baba, Babbo Natale, Hoteiosho, Kaledu Senelis, Black Peter, Julenissen, Papa Noel, Swiety Mikolaj, Ded Moroz, El Nino Jesus, Tomten/Jultomten, or Richard Attenborough.
Sometimes sexual in nature, these visions often transcend reality in every way, and at the end, they may or may not leave the dreamer in an unsettled state. It cannot officially be predicted who will have a a santasy, or when they will occur; however, non-Christians have been known to have them, and there have even been reports of them occurring year-round.
Sometimes sexual in nature, these visions often transcend reality in every way, and at the end, they may or may not leave the dreamer in an unsettled state. It cannot officially be predicted who will have a a santasy, or when they will occur; however, non-Christians have been known to have them, and there have even been reports of them occurring year-round.
Sashay, Shantay
In RuPaul’s 'Supermodel (You Better Work)', the words ‘Sashay, Shantay’ are said in one sentence and could actually be french for ‘Know how to sing’ i.e. ‘Sachez chanter’
'Shantay, you stay' is used when a queen keeps her place in the race after Lipsyncing for her life. It could be argued that this could mean : 'You sang well, you stay.' In french : 'Tu as bien chanté, tu restes.'
Chanté/ chanter is pronounced 'Shantay' in french.
'Shantay, you stay' is used when a queen keeps her place in the race after Lipsyncing for her life. It could be argued that this could mean : 'You sang well, you stay.' In french : 'Tu as bien chanté, tu restes.'
Chanté/ chanter is pronounced 'Shantay' in french.
Sashay, Shantay by Polon007 June 12, 2021
Shantastic
1. Often used to describe a state or quality when one is as glamorous as fish scales. Only associated with very expensive things.
2. Used to explain singing a song to the beat of glamorous.
2. Used to explain singing a song to the beat of glamorous.
1. Ex. - "Your eyes look so shantastic rigth now!!"
2. Ex. "Let's go and and shantacise our friend for performing such a noble task!"
2. Ex. "Let's go and and shantacise our friend for performing such a noble task!"
Shantastic by GuppySanchez May 22, 2010
shantaya
Shantaya is a loving person who is the best person you will ever meet. She will look after you in times of need and is a friend that you can always rely on. She would be a great girlfriend who would be the funny one in the relationship and would be elite. Shantaya is someone who is the funniest person you will ever meet, while at the same time the smartest, prettiest and better than anyone around her, although she thinks she is the same as everyone else. She is smart and sassy, and will never put up with someone's crap, try and fight her and you will lose. She is the best. She is the Queen.
Shantaya is a queen
shantaya by rangaranchana March 19, 2019
Shantay
The meaning of this name is to be enchanting and peaceful however they are also kind,wild and have a great sense of humour at the same time. This name originated from France.The way to pronounce it is shean-Tay.
Shantay by Cofeekeefe February 21, 2017
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Salad Days
green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.
Rashness with little concern of consequence.
Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
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Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
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