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Show She 

(verb) normally a varied use of the term show her, usually used in conjunction with a hyped up events that tend not to be as good as definition of said event was.

Although the person to be shown said event is generally thought as a female, it may also be a male.
George: Dude Gary, melissa is coming over, show she that new tattoo you got on your ass
Show She by beyenne September 27, 2010
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Shepherds Show 

to make an example of someone infont of many people, in order to humiliate (merk) them
Used widely by DT teachers:
when a student misbehaves they are taken to one side and the following is said:
It seems to me that your aim for this lesson is to annoy me... WELL YOU'VE SUCCEEDED!!! This time its only a quiet word but next time, I'LL MAKE A SHEPHERDS SHOW OF YOU!!!
Shepherds Show by Bog-scrogger February 21, 2009

Sheep Show 

To take a person to the sheep show is to fool them, to take advantage of their ignorance, to pull the wool over their eyes.
"Dude, you bought a Lexus and the salesman talked you into buying the undercoating?? That guy took you to the sheep show!"
Sheep Show by Face Pepler September 23, 2016

showsheep 

A showsheep is the folkway of saying "show-boating" in Scotland. Only specifically used in the Inverclyde, Greenock area.
Hamish: "ayye ya fucken bawbag, ay just threw this kapper hundred metre, ye know ye cannae do that WIllie?"
Willie: "Piss of Hamish! Yer such a fucken showsheep lad."
showsheep by TheBawbagScotsman November 11, 2018

showsheimerz

The process by which anyone planning an event has completely forgotten all process, reason and subsequent intelligence that goes along with it. Individual experiencing this will typically recall some aspects of false memory and I. Fact make up the rest to overcompensate for lack of actual experience.
This client is suffering terribly from showsheimerz to the point they actually believe they’re an event planner…again.
showsheimerz by Clevered April 2, 2022
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