Definition of shazbot

shazbot

• generally used to replace a swear word, but can be used to replace any noun. It is from the show Mindy and Mork and is used in the computer game "Starsiege: Tribes".

  That is such shazbot!

  Last edited on May 18 2011. Submitted by Geoff S. from Lakewood, OH, USA on Aug 18 2002.

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hamboned	Definitions include: "hammered".
checkin'	Definitions include: something worthy of "checking out"; "awesome"; "cool"; "wicked".
crooked	Definitions include: dishonest.
slumpbuster	Definitions include: an unattractive person with whom one has sex only in order to break a "sexual slump" (extended period of time without sex.)
unreal	Definitions include: amazing, unimaginable.
have eyes for	Definitions include: to desire romantically.
FOB	Definitions include: acronym for "fresh off [the] boat".
whoopn'	Definitions include: Good.
bang up	Definitions include: excellent.
croosh	Definitions include: "crucial".

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