Shish
short for hashish, a processed form of marijuana.
i got really high after smoking some shish.
a mix between sh-t and fish.
this bus smells like shish
a more kid-friendly way of saying the word “s–t”.
derived from the process of censoring songs by playing curse words in reverse.
(the ‘shi’ part is played forwards but then immediately played in reverse before reaching the letter ‘t’, thus producing the word “shish”.)
1. “what the heck is all this shish?”
2. “you’re full of shish”.
3. “this shish is gonna hit the fan”
sw-nk, flashy, glamorous. no positive or negative connotation implied. shi shi
a very shish restaurant.
pikey food is shish kebab whereas a chavvy will sick with donner kebab which makes more mess on pavement.
always preceeded by the word “large” and followed by “wiv chilly salse”. often pikey will work the calaries off in antic-p-tion by fighting someone while it cooks.
“large shish wiv chilly salse”.
“who the f–k you looking at pal?”
gangsta way to say sh-t
“b-tch you don’t know shish”
sh-t, noshish, know sh-ttowshish b-tch, gangsta.
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