have you seen old mate nah last time I saw him he was on the shard hard in some ice den sucking on his sweat puff pippy getting treated like a ice clown
by Ice shard March 27, 2019
by that guy that welds September 29, 2014
by StingraY June 22, 2004
by BCE_MN November 21, 2006
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English sceard; akin to Old English scieran to cut -- more at SHEAR
1 a : a piece or fragment of a brittle substance; broadly : a small piece or part b : SHELL, SCALE; especially : ELYTRON
2 usually sherd : fragments of pottery vessels found on sites and in refuse deposits where pottery-making peoples have lived
3 : highly angular curved glass fragments of tuffaceous sediments
1 a : a piece or fragment of a brittle substance; broadly : a small piece or part b : SHELL, SCALE; especially : ELYTRON
2 usually sherd : fragments of pottery vessels found on sites and in refuse deposits where pottery-making peoples have lived
3 : highly angular curved glass fragments of tuffaceous sediments
by Shawn February 24, 2004
by Asian Nate February 01, 2004
it means the same thing as 'shart' but,, its more powerful because it has a d instead of a t. or it can be used as an adjective.
by ?w?h?a?t?? November 20, 2019