Shytepoke

Shytepoke was used by New England farmers to describe
a large bird of the partridge family that regularly fed on
worms and insects in a manure pile. However it was

used amongst Northern New Englanders derogatorily
to describe a person with less than sanitary habits.

A popular expression:
"He was taken for a shytepoke"

by Jayceepee July 13, 2009

shikepoke

A shikepoke is another name for a green heron. It is also used to refer to the great blue heron. In my family, it was used as an affectionate way for a parent to tease small children during play. My father and I would try to out do the other claiming the other was the bigger "shikepoke".

You are a shikepoke.

by Carrie Ann June 11, 2006

Shitpoke

A shitepoke, (also sometimes called a shidepoke), is a Green-backed Heron. Other names include Little Heron and Striated Heron.
"The green-backed heron (Butorides striatus) is commonly known by it's Salish name, "shitepoke."

Look at that Shitpoke cruising in the sand dunes.

by Gay Corrector January 12, 2009

Shitepoke

A word that my parents used to discribe a small devilish person.
They where of northern european desent, and often used the word.

He's such a little shitepoke.

by pommom July 22, 2006

shitpoker

1. Someone who is the penetrator during anal sex (especially gay anal sex). Refers to the fact that the penis pokes the feces inside the rectum of their partner.

"Oh man, Elton John is the biggest shitpoker over".

by bad daddy April 13, 2005

Shitepoke

In ornithology, shitepoke is a common name for the green-backed (or stirated) heron, and is sometimes used to refer to other members of the heron family in general. Alternatively, the term was used in the Southern region of the United States as a slang word, meaning a mischievous or unruly child.

That little shitepoke was throwin' rocks at squirrels and broke my winda!

by sharpsburgpie May 31, 2022

fargin' shytehole

fucking asshole; copulating porch dog anus;

The heiny-hole soup irritated his painful assteroids bothering his fargin' shytehole.

by Chalmers Hamill July 28, 2008