Shovel Bum
This is the opposite of a bubble bum, a woman with a flat and elongated posterior that looks as if it's been flattened with the slap of a shovel.
Shovel Bum by Maghera April 23, 2020
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shovel bum
An Archaeoligist that is over-zealos about field work. esp. a male archaeologist. Probably made popular by a so titled 'zine about archaeological field life that was created by Trent de Boer in 1997
shovel bum by Snacks June 21, 2007
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Shove a bum
Means "move down a bit so I can sit". Often used between friends and family while requesting for a space to sit.
Shove a bum by Newberific December 30, 2004
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bum shover by Socklikeone December 27, 2013
Shovelbum
A low-level, migrant archaeologist who works on Cultural Resource Management(CRM) projects and survives on a relatively low wage (for someone with a BA) plus per diem. Low wages and transient lifestyle are often overcome by living in their pick-up truck or camping. The term is generally pejorative when used by non-professionals but is used pridefully by archaeologists as a mark of having paid one's dues and having done true dirt archaeology (as opposed to academic archaeology) for dirt pay. It is considered a rite of passage.
A shovelbum is the opposite of an archaeostitute.
A shovelbum is the opposite of an archaeostitute.
Shovelbum by Matt Vaccaro December 17, 2006
shovelbutt
A human buttock that protrudes straight out from the lower back creating almost a bench or shelf on the top of the booty.
shovelbutt by Ron Erickson November 22, 2006
shovelbucket
Did you see that shovelbucket over there. He is such a tool. He thinks he can hang with the cool kids.
shovelbucket by MyNameIsQ October 30, 2010
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