shmatt

1. Shmatt is a charactor from a greek mythological series of stories: 'The Adventures of Othlerykious', where Shmatt, a young hero in training has reoccuring nightmares about his own death.

2. Shmatt is a word that also means 'Night Stalker', which can also be used as offensive language towards a person or object.

This word can be used in conversations...
>'I hate you'
<'I only tail-gated you!'
>'You are a Shmatt!
<'There is no need to get aggressive!'

shmatt by Maninder Singh May 13, 2005

Shematthew 

The friendship and/or romance between Criminal Minds stars Shemar Moore and Matthew Gray Gubler.

I can't believe the Shematthew is real. Just let me die.

Shematthew by SpencerReid June 10, 2011

Shattler 

A loud, powerful fart that rushes around the feces as it departs the asshole, so it creates an air pocket and the crap rattles around a little before exiting.

Billy: “I was trying not to get noticed while taking a dump at the party and had a shattler, it felt kind of good, does that make me gay?”

Dave: “No, I love when I get a shattler, too bad they are so rare. If loving shattlers are wrong, I don't want to be right.”

Shattler by Louisiana Gold December 23, 2008

Shimatta  

A light expletive, means "Oh, no!" or "damn!" in Japanese

Shimatta I'm gonna be fired for this!

Shimatta by HyunJoon August 6, 2008

shmasted 

Drunk; specifically very, very drunk.

I'm f*cking shmasted!

shmasted by Sport 2 Katz November 11, 2006

Shatta 

French Caribbean Dancehall subgenre with a focus on sparse percussion, heavy basslines and lyrics revolving around partying and sensuality, often in Creole.

Shatta (derived from the Jamaican slang for “gangster”, though has taken on a wider meaning in Creole for good times in general) is a Dancehall genre born out of the local French Caribbean scene in the departments of Martinique, Guadeloupe and French Guiana. Shatta typically features electronic dancehall beats with lyrics typically revolving around themes of partying, Caribbean culture and sensuality. These lyrics are most often performed in Creole, with English and French sometimes utilised as well. Most notably, shatta beats utilise very deep low-end basslines and minimal percussion or dembow rhythms.

The genre was first developed in the late 2010s from Jamaican dancehall, becoming popular backing music for local carnivals and parties in the area. Producers such as Lijay and JD would help define the sound further whilst shatta would reach wider cultural exposure through social media and fashion shows.

Shatta by yamanmision December 23, 2021

shattered the glass 

A moment of realisation that changes your perception on something.

When you realise a friend has an annoying habit and then that's all you notice about the person and it kind of ruins them.

I thought Jackson was cool until I realised all he talks about is golf and it's just completely shattered the glass

shattered the glass by dontmesswithlawyers June 8, 2017