by Vladimir January 25, 2004
The creamy foam that clings to the side of the glass as the level of a pint of Guinness Stout goes down. Irish.
by talk2me-JCH2 February 25, 2021
by BIG DADDY January 27, 2004
A bit from a comedy or other showbiz routine; by extension, any person's idiosyncratic performance. From Yiddish "shtick" = Ger. "stuck", meaning "piece."
I asked him for me $20 back, and he went into his usual shtick -- something about losing at pinochle.
by octopod January 23, 2004
When live models advertised lingerie in the windows of a lingerie shop in Augusta, Maine, it was considered a shtick.
by Gluee November 30, 2005
by jess August 15, 2004
I shtuck my shtick in the hole.
by justin February 4, 2004