Shoe head
Shoe head by Cuntrybunpkin December 16, 2017
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shoe-head
Someone who is in love with shoes. Whether it's heels, boots, or kicks, etc. 2. Experiencing a rush or sensation at the sight of a new pair of shoes. 3. Feeling obligated to buy a certain pair of shoes.
At the sight of a pair of shoes, your heart skips a beat or your day brightens up, you are a shoe-head.
You buy a new pair of shoes and your bills are due the next day, you're a shoe-head.
You buy a new pair of shoes and your bills are due the next day, you're a shoe-head.
shoe-head by Heather Beeman March 5, 2008
Related Words
shoe-head • shoe on head • head shoe • Shoe Horn • Shoe laces • shoe whore • shoe bee • Shoe-icide • shoe size • shoe-be
shoe-head
Daym bitch, that individual of africana decent is just another shoe-head.
yeah man, he's got like 50 pairs of Nike Dunks.
yeah i agree
we should bust a cap in his ass
but then we'd get arrested for racial discrimination
fuck dat shit
aight
yeah man, he's got like 50 pairs of Nike Dunks.
yeah i agree
we should bust a cap in his ass
but then we'd get arrested for racial discrimination
fuck dat shit
aight
shoe-head by Benjamin Frank May 30, 2006
Shoe on Head
An method of identify verification that began on 4chan in the mid-2000s of verifying a poster claiming to be female is in fact, female, and not using someone's stolen photos. To request "shoe on head" is a request that the user take a picture of themselves on the spot, with their shoe on their head, which is a very random thing to do, and therefore prove they are as attractive as they claim to be.
Anon1: Hello boys, I'm Ashley and these are my photos, don't you think I'm hot?
Anon2: Shoe on head
Anon1: I'm sorry I'm not here to be questioned!
Anon3: Gtfo fgt
Anon2: Shoe on head
Anon1: I'm sorry I'm not here to be questioned!
Anon3: Gtfo fgt
Shoe on Head by Levontaun November 9, 2022
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shoe on head by readbooksgoddamn June 21, 2006
shoe on head
A request made at a sexual entertainment industry that instead of being sexual it is just used to see if they will actually do it.
Brandon:Yeah! You read that book!
Trevor:Are you actually turned on by this?
Brandon:Nah, it's just a shoe on head.
Trevor:Are you actually turned on by this?
Brandon:Nah, it's just a shoe on head.
shoe on head by Brandon Waldmann June 22, 2006
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shoe on head by siereno July 8, 2010
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