Seriously: (Adverb) Used to indicate surprise at what someone has said and to check whether they really meant it.
Shaved: (Verb) To have cut the hair off one's face with a razor."Several years ago I made an error in judgment by inviting the media into the most intimate area of my life. A month ago I filed for divorce. The dissolution of a marriage is a difficult time in anyone's life that requires privacy with one's thoughts. I have committed myself to handling this situation with dignity and grace and look forward to emerging from this period as a stronger and wiser woman."
Slawsome: (Adjective) Super-awesome; awesome to the next level."Spencer was saying, 'I want the world to see the real Heidi and Spencer,' and was emphasizing that the show would be just about them. No Lauren Conrad," we're told. (Source)
Shocker: (Noun) Something that shocks, esp. through being unacceptable or sensational.He tells New York magazine, "I have liked big tits ever since I was a kid. I was breastfed for too long I think. It messed me up." (Source)
Small Penis Ring: (Noun) A big rock given by a man to his future wife, trying to overcompensate for having a small penis.
Superstar: (Noun) A high-profile and extremely successful performer or athlete."I've never discussed a movie possibility for 'The Hills' ... and I'm not sure if for my first movie I'd let Lauren Conrad narrate me, so ... I don't think that would be something I would do," she said. "If I was doing movies, I'd want it to be with Denzel Washington or something like that. If they were to make a 'Hills' movie, I wouldn't be in it. No, thank you." (Source)
Stalker: (Noun) A person who harasses or persecutes someone with unwanted and obsessive attention.
Show Ruiner: (Noun) Someone who causes a quality destruction to a television show.''I'm in the minority that our show does not need stunt casting in order to succeed,'' Harris declared during a break from taping the Monday night CBS sitcom, which has grown a cult following since its 2005 debut. ''I worry that if they start 'Will and Grace'-ing us too much, that the show will suffer. And we're all really proud of the content of the show. I mean, viewership is not our game. It's the network and the studio's game, you know. It's the promotion department's game,'' the actor, who plays womanizer Barney, told The Associated Press in an interview last week. (Source)
Saving Face (Idiom) To do something to keep your reputation and the respect of other people.
Suicidal Ideation (Noun) A common medical term for thoughts about suicide, which may be as detailed as a formulated plan, without the suicidal act itself.
Stink Eye (Noun) A dirty look; a hard, scornful glare.