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This word can be said in many forms, whether your mad, calling someone a shmeeger can be just the word to use to get back at them. They won't know what hit them.
It can also be meant as different nouns like eating some shmeegers or going to the shmeeger.
Also if you are annoyed instead of using a curse word shmeh is the perfect replacement
It can also be meant as different nouns like eating some shmeegers or going to the shmeeger.
Also if you are annoyed instead of using a curse word shmeh is the perfect replacement
that bitch is such a mother shmeeger.
i got so wasted last night because the bartender kept giving me so many shmeegers.
the last time i was ill, i had to go to the shmeeger, but he gave me some shmeegers, so i got much better.
im so hungry i could eat an entire bowl of shmeegers.
SHMEH !
i got so wasted last night because the bartender kept giving me so many shmeegers.
the last time i was ill, i had to go to the shmeeger, but he gave me some shmeegers, so i got much better.
im so hungry i could eat an entire bowl of shmeegers.
SHMEH !
shmeeger by triple A double L ckn December 20, 2008
Shreeper
A shoeless, hemp-clothed, VW van- or Subaru-owning, flower-crowned, patchouli oil-smelling individual that dances without rhythm similar to the inflatable tube man or “a daisy blowing freely in the wind.” He/she often does not shave his/her pits and immensely enjoys reminiscing on trips to Coachella, Burning Man, and Bonnaroo.
Shreger
A retarded version of a shreker, who also loves to rage at video games; or someone who kills you in a video game
Shreger by Crazy Fishboy June 25, 2019
shreeker
A shreeker: a male, just impaled by another male's swollen and hard penis, let's out a scream or cry, like "EEEyahoooo...YIKKKKKKES" and usually follows the withdrawl of the penis with a gigantic and violent fart.
"I knew he was load as I'd fucked him before but DAMN, MAN, he's a shreeker...and WOW what a smell from the finale!!"
shreeker by Roger Wart April 25, 2005
kenlet
A small piece of information. Derived from the word ken, used often in the scottish language and is synonymous with knowledge.