What does Shade mean?
Other definitions of Shade:
- Throwing Shade - Casting bad vibes or talking poorly about someone
- Being negative towards someone / something without expressing it directly
- Disapproval that is apparent from one's actions or facial expression
- Making it known that you disagree without saying anything explicitly
- Shady = sassy, antagonistic, untrustworthy, up-to-no-good
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How to use the term
Shade:
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"I was having a good time at the party until that girl started throwing shade at me."
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"I could feel the shade from that guy."
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"You a shady bitch!"
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