Shoaling
Pulling in front of other cyclists at an intersection instead of lining up behind them. Considered a major fau pas.
Shoaling by sillygolem October 15, 2011
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shalinglom
shalinglom by shalinglom February 17, 2020
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Shoaling • shealing • Shaalingquala • SHALINGS • shalinglom • shalingy • shlaling • Shoalin • shoaming • Shobling
shoaming
The foaming you get in shorts when you run in the rain and the shorts are not free of soap from the last time through the machine
shoaming by abcdefabcdefabcdef February 14, 2012
Sholing
A very nice little part of Southampton with a village green, a Tescos and a few other shops. It spreads out quite a bit so it's not always clear where Sholing starts and ends. Sholing is near to Weston, Woolston, Thornhill, Bitterne and Bursledon.
Sholing by sparklyamanda December 30, 2010
Shaalingquala
A word with no true meaning as of yet, or possibly ever, but it's available for the world to use how it sees fit
Shaalingquala by Profar June 14, 2016
shlaling
Watch yourself before i shlaling you fam.
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