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shyd mean suck my dick but it is not for telling ur firlfriend do do it its when you are pissed at a man so it is for extreme measurments caution may result in a ass woopin
hey fag shmyd suck my dick
shmyd by rill November 24, 2006
Short for Squill-mode inspired by the living chode Squill. The word originating from the group A-2 It means to shutdown and not do what you are supposed to do.
Squill is lying down in a snow bank instead of doing his stick run. He is definitely on a Shmode what a cuck.
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shmyd • SMYD • Shayde • Shayda • Shayden • shmadonka • shmad • shmedium • Shaydon • shmed
The meaning of life, said by Yeat, an American rapper.
User: what’s the meaning of life?

Yeat: shmadonka
shmadonka by Noscercof27 November 7, 2022
A slang word for the Alameda, a small city in the Bay, famous for that one in-n-out.
Yo Molly, so are we rollin’ up to the Shmeda tonight?
Shmeda by kkswizz May 13, 2021
A Persian female name.
Also a noun used in poetic Farsi writings meaning love-sick.
One who is madly in love with someone or something.
Being in love to the point of insanity.
You've made me your sheyda with those beautiful eyes.
I'm your sheyda.
Sheyda by Sheyda :P January 1, 2005

shmedricks 

Shmedricks is a fictional disease whose symptoms include boredom, apathy, procrastination, laziness, and lack of motivation.

Originally a reference from the TV series Full House.
Wife: "We should get groceries and do some laundry tonight."

Husband: "Nah, you go without me. I have too much shmedricks disease."
shmedricks by B. Stramer April 20, 2009
Shayda is a Persian name who usually belongs to a smart, stubborn girl who knows what she wants in life. She feels most at home when she is with family and friends. She relies on others, but tries to give her share of help. If you know a Shayda hold on to her as long as you can.
Boy 1: Do you see my new girlfriend, she is so smart and supportive

Boy 2: I bet she’s a Shayda

Boy 1: Yep
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x:"Girl your fit chewed today!"
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