shalight
a word formally staning for "shut the hell up alright" however, the term is only used by homosexuals who play soccer
shalight by Hawood Jablowme October 19, 2006
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shlighte
The Rapper “Yvng john$on” says this Shlighte before all the songs he finna go crazy on.
Your mom tell you do the dishes... you say ok this Shlighte.
Your mom tell you do the dishes... you say ok this Shlighte.
shlighte by YVNG JOHN$ON January 28, 2020
Shlight
sharight
shalright
Used when people almost confide to saying a truthful response, shit but luckily manage to save themselves by saying alright in the end.
shalright by ewgidngklsgnl October 21, 2010
Shaight
Shaight by ShitheadMcfagturd July 7, 2020
shlight
shlight by wildhorseradish May 11, 2024
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