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shwigity shwaa 

A term for the area of South Oshawa, A GM town east of Toronto, with lots of rundown apartments, and people.
Butch: We are heading out to Oshawa tonight to visit Alex.... Jimmy: The Shwaa, where does he live?
Butch: The Shwigity shwaa.
Jimmy: Nice.
shwigity shwaa by Shwigity November 15, 2007

Fo Shigitydigity-Doo 

It means "for sure" or "ya" and sometimes when used with enthusiasm in the voice it can mean "You know it!"
"Hey dude i just got two tickets for a basketball game tomorrow! You wanna go?"


"Fo Shigitydigity-Doo man!"
Fo Shigitydigity-Doo by Ajexo August 20, 2008

Shmiggity 

When your high as mother fucker
*smokes blunt*
Person 1: nigga I’m shmiggity
Person 2: I hear it
Shmiggity by Will_naps April 22, 2018

Shmigity 

Dudee, I got mad shmigity in Brooklyn last weekend. It was amazing!
Shmigity by EmAy-Shmigity-Ef August 11, 2009

shmingit 

A man names Albert (flamingo) s child, who he feeds covid vaccines to, shmingit, is also known as little fella.
Child: "born"

Flamingo: "little fella shmingit"
shmingit by BIGFUCKINGSIMPBITCH September 5, 2023

shigity shigity schwa 

A quote from a very amusing flash animation spoofing The Mario Brothers.

Used to show approval with an action or plan of such. Also used as a verbal taunt to some extent.

Possible dirivatives are:

Ba-shigity!
Shigity!
Schwa!

ect.
Guy 1: *Enter the room with a confident swagger* "Shigity Shigity Schwa!"
shigity shigity schwa by Xhelix March 12, 2005
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