shmazing
used to describe a person.
meaning that they are amazing, s-xy and you want to start making out with them whenever you see them. 🙂
girl: so, i was at my boyfriend’s house and he was totally looking shmazing.
friend of girl: oh, so you wanted to totally attack him with your lips?
girl: chyaa, you know it. aaron’s so shmazing. 😉
friend of girl: wowzers! i wish i were you. he’s probably amazable too.
this word brings to life something that is “so” “amazing” you can’t possibly use a common word to explain it to someone. it can describe a night, an item, or a person.
i realized just how shmazing last night was when i looked at our pictures this morning!
we looked shmazing last night, i love us!
the boomerz were shmazing i’ve never had a trip like that before!
(int., adj) a word describing something over the level of amazing, or below the level of spectacular
alivia: how do you like my dress? i got it at kohls!
dana: its shmazing alivia! i love it!
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