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sherardo 

One who enters into a new environment without taking the time to learn any of the social rules of the place. Then they promptly make pretty much every social gaff you can imagine this side of shitting on the dinner table.

While telling his stories, I realized the deepness to his being a sherardo.
sherardo by ghandi February 25, 2003
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sherardo 

One who has a story that can one up all. Unknowingly makes a complete dick of him/herself.
I work with a complete sherardo
sherardo by Rob December 23, 2002

sherardo 

Sherardo is rico suave.
sherardo by instigator January 7, 2004

Sheraropka 

Something that sucks the life force out of written text. A literary blackhole
“Thanks for the presentation, Sheraropka,” her voice said.
Sheraropka by Blackheart7272 December 6, 2021

sheradon 

Meaning:seeker. Originating from Gaelic, the gender-neutral name Sheradon means “searcher.” This name derives from the surname O'Sirideáin.
sheradon by Serealname April 3, 2023
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