for shame

used to express great discontent, dissatisfaction, disappointment, often in a funny way; usually used after someone (including oneself) has done something wrong, committed a party foul, or said something not cool (either stupid or politically incorrect)

the "a" in shame is usually stretched out, making it sound like "for shaaame"

Person A: Sign me in!
Person B: Okay, hold up.
*Person A looks at the sign in sheet*
Person A: Hey, you spelled my name wrong! For shame!!

by argonion November 23, 2006

For Shame

Something that can never be spoken about.

For Shame dude. did you ever hear don't let the dirty laundry out until you fabreezy that mess first.

For Shame man, I need to get out of this box.

by BordumBroughtMEhere May 18, 2010

Someone ordered a package for same-day delivery!

But it’s 11:59!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
*breaks door with truck*
Are you CRAZY!?

“Someone ordered a package for same-day delivery!”

by AmNow December 24, 2020

looking for same

phrase white guys use on gay dating/hookup sites so they don't sound racist when they're only attracted to white guys like themselves

love long walks on the beach. DDF. professional. looking for same. no blacks, asians, or fems

by renthead70 July 27, 2013

like for same

borrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeedddddddddddddddddddddddddooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

like for same = bored

by nonononononononnonononoooooooo November 5, 2020

Swinging For The Same Team

A person who is attracted to the same sex. Also known as gay.

I heard that Barney is swinging for the same team

by KimJungNumberUn September 28, 2014

Bat For The Same Team

Adj. Homosexual; same-sex orientation.

Noun. "Batter For The Same Team" Homosexual; same-sex orientation.

Verb. "Batting For The Same Team": Homosexual; same-sex orientation

Adj.: "Charles, you look too good in drag; you must bat for the same team."

Noun: "Good try, Ladies, but he's a batter for the same team."

Verb: "Hello, I'm Chris and I bat for the same team."

by Yvonna Uhrinate November 1, 2007