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Shyane is a girl that usually has blue eyes and the perfect body. They tend to fall in love quickly. They love they’re family. They will always be there for you know matter what is going on in your life, you can always count on them. They are great listeners and they are some of the funniest people you will ever meet. She is very hard to forget and SO hard to loose. Shyane is one of the most loving, caring, HOT, and just perfect over all person you will ever meet. Shyane can get mad sometimes easily but she gives a lot of chances if you mess up because she hates loosing people. When you see a Shyane just walking around in your head your like “dammmmmnnnnn”. Overall Shyane’s are just amazing.
Shyane is amazing
Shyane by 123456789qest April 17, 2019
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A name that commonly gets mispronounced as Shane but is pronounced as (Shy-an). Typically not found on keychains or anything name related. Usually nice, caring, sweet, Shy, and sensitive people have this name. It is very rare in this spelling and annoying to have.
Substitute Teacher calling out atendence: Shane

Student: it’s Shyane
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Shyane is a very uncommon name which means awesome.
Man 1: Did you see that show last night?

Man 2:Yea it was so Shyane!
Shyane by Starboy1563 July 10, 2010

Ryan and Shane’s Bridge

Ryan and Shane’s bridge is a so called haunted bridge. It is haunted by the spirit Steve or ‘Goatman’ but since Shane challenged Goatman and Goatman failed it is now property of Shane Madej and Ryan Bergara
Ex: “Man, Ryan and Shane’s Bridge sure is creepy...”

“legend says it’s haunted by Goatman who is ruled by Shane and Ryan...”

“spooky”

Shane Madej 

Ghost hunter in denial, loyal bridge owner, but also the top dog when it comes to Rats. Like, actual rats. This may be used as a praise, verb, prayer, anything. The Rat God has many forms.
Shane Madej, as I stand before your immense righteousness, I tremble. My very hands twitch with each of your Godly movements. I devote my life to you, O mighty Shane Madej.
Shane Madej by Carter defines May 22, 2019

Shane Madej 

A cool dude who doesn’t believe in ghosts. He looks sexy in a rat kinda way.
“Oh yeah, Shane Madej? He’s a cool guy.”
Shane Madej by bigdemoneyes February 12, 2019

lame shane 

Any loss of erection or libido due to back pain.
Everything was going smooth until I lame Shaned this chick. She won't call me back...
lame shane by BabyChoker July 13, 2017
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