Tham khảo tài liệu 'slang and uncoventional english part 86', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 577 shoe-leather express shoppy shoe-leather express noun walking us 1949 shoemaker noun a boy who is not particularly intelligent. Teen slang us 1955 shoes noun 1 tyres us 1917. 2 car wheelrims us 2003 shoes and socks the shoes noun syphilis hence any sexually transmitted infection. Rhyming slang for pox uk 1992 shoestring noun a very small amount of money a low budget us 1904 s-h-one-t noun used as a euphemism for shit uk 2002 shonk noun a person who engages in dishonest business dealings. Back-formation from shonkyAustralia 1932 shonker noun the nose uk 1993 shonky noun a dishonest person Australia 1979 shonky adjective of an item phoney of business dealings dishonest AUSTRALIA 1969 shoo adjective well-dressed. Teen slang us 1953 shoo-fly noun 1 a police officer assigned to investigate the integrity of other policemen us 1953. 2 on the railways a temporary track bypassing an unusable section of track us 1946 shoofti shufti noun a look Australia 1944 shoo-in noun a person idea or thing with no serious competition. Originally 1935 applied to a fixed horse race and four years later in a more general sense us 1939 shook adjective excited enthusiastic us 1973 shookon infatuated with Australia 1363 shook-up adjective alienated confused dehumanised us 1914 shoop verb to have sex. From the song by Salt-N-Pepa us 1994 shoosh noun silence Australia 1949 shoosh verb shoosh your noise to become quiet. Especially when used as an injunction uk 2003 shoot noun 1 anything legitimate unscripted or unstaged us 1996. 2 heroin uk 2002 shoot verb 1 to ejaculate. Most likely a shortened form of the C19 shooting one s roe Ireland 1922. 2 to inject a drug intravenously us 1914. 3 to depart. Variants include shoot off and shoot out uk 1397. 4 to flirt to make sexual advances us 1967. 5 to throw or toss something Australia 1929. 6 to play. Usually as shoot pool shoot crap etc us 1926. 7 to drink alcohol in shot glass units us 1991. 8 to pick a pocket us 1969. 9 used as an imperative to .
