12 pence, or 3 groats, or 2 groats 2 pence and four farthings, or maybe even 4 thruppence, or 1/5 crown.... or was it 2 tuppence, a groat and 16 half-pence. I could also be 1/10 crown and tanner. But then again you could just say it was a bob.
by Aurther Two-Sheds Jackson September 5, 2003
The shill sold me a line about his brand of mullet conditioner, but his pitch had the sound of an ulterior motive. It turned out that he had been recruiting for the Mullet Party, and the conditioner was just a bottle of liquid dish soap.
by Sporkmeister March 10, 2010
Man that guys such a pos isn't he? I bet he cleans Republicans asshole with his face.
Yeah, he's totally a government shill donating millions to them so he can hide his corruption and market manipulation while laughing at poors from his big mirror dildo of a building
Yeah, he's totally a government shill donating millions to them so he can hide his corruption and market manipulation while laughing at poors from his big mirror dildo of a building
by Wen Lambo August 17, 2021
Meaning Pill in the street jargon. Mostly used as a substitute for Oxy and other opioids when they are sold illegally. Can also mean fake pill or pills with lightened main material.
by Aernath February 23, 2019
What conspiracy theorists like to call people who don't believe in their wacky conspiracy theories because they're a part of the ignorant masses and who ignore the so called 'evidence' of their theories.
The conspiracy theorists called Bob a 'shill' because he didn't believe their theory that a purple elephant flew into the Pentagon on 9/11.
by Castun July 26, 2008
Someone that likes something I don't mostly involving video games. Obviously because I don't like it the other person, usually a stream, must be trying to have relations with the developer, usually of the oral persuasion. Usually used by tiny brained lemmings parroting something they heard someone else say.
by JayShockblast December 19, 2021
by FreshyP June 15, 2011