shame

1. an expression of shock or disgust, used mildly in the ’60s and ’70s.
1. shame! i can’t believe you just said that!

that girl’s slept with every guy in town. shame.
1. a painful emotion caused by a sense of guilt, embarr-ssment, dishonor; a feeling of being unworthy or disgraced.

2. something that is very regrettable or is a great disappointment.
1. sean felt a sense of shame when he woke up and read the newspaper only to see a picture of himself in it. he shamed his family name.

2. it is a shame that such a horrible thing happen to such a sweet girl as molly.
n: george bush
n: the feeling people have for george bush
v: to vote for george bush; twice
v: to run a country the way george bush does
who the h-ll voted for that shame?
a sarcastic use of the word, basically meaning ‘haha, loser’
‘my sister failed all of her exams.’
‘shame.’
‘shut up!’
the sensation you get upon realizing that the screenname you chose for urban dictionary is one that is used by many others and that all definitions created under that screenname are attributed to that single screenname.
“i logged into urban dictionary to check if my definitions had processed only to find that they had been added to a long list of definitions by ‘trevor.’ some of these definitions include: sinep (inward growing p-n-s), mo’fugly (m-f- ugly), chipmunk cheeks (-shiver-), and flying rhino (-shudder-)…realizing i wasn’t in the best of company, i was overcome with shame.”
collective noun

1. a pack of cougars, typically gathered for the purpose of hunting young male prey; most often spotted in bars and clubs of trashy repute.
1. a group of cougars can’t be called a “pride,” they’d have to be called a “shame.”

2. that shame of cougars have marked their territory near the front door, eyeing all the young meat that entered.

3. a cougar broke away from the shame and approached her prey, to buy him a drink.
listenin 2 p.diddy or nelly or using the phrase ‘da bomb’
yo diddy and nelly’s new alb-ms r da bomb

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