A fork of Rural Dictionary
The best detective this world has ever seen! Racist tendancies, awesome chap really!
"Yo my brother got killed!" "Oh then you need to call Sherlock Woods!"
Sherlock \sh(e)-rlo-ck, sher-lock\ as a boy's name is of Old English origin, and the meaning of Sherlock is "bright hair". Literary: made famous by Arthur Conan Doyle's fictional detective Sherlock Holmes.
"Sherlock is not a girl's name" quoted the person who knows better than the person who created the Urban dictionary post Sherlock is a girls name.
Sherlock Stare is when you open you stare at someone and open your mouth so much that your lips start to tear. Sherlock Stare is done when you encounter a moment that you will say "No Shit, Sherlock" to someone. Also this works as a ragebait as well. This kind of staring is required for 4 dimensional flicker raping as well. When Sherlock Stare and jumping is done at the same time, you may ascend to fjordglimping. Sherlock Stare is close to Gorping too.
Ragebait usage;
Omar: Yo bro, what's 9+10?
Cain: 21. *Starts doing Sherlock Stare*
Normal usage;
Jamal: Yo mate 2+2 is 4 right?
Ethan: *Sherlock Stare*
Sherlock Stare is when you stare at someone and open your mouth so much that it starts to tear. It's used when you encounter a situation where you will say "No shit, Sherlock". It may also be used as a ragebait. This method is required for 4 dimensional raping as well. When done while jumping you may ascend to fjordglimping. Gorping is another variation of the Sherlock Stare.
Ragebait usage;
Omar: Yo bro, what's 9+10?
Cain: 21. *Sherlock Stare*
Normal usage;
Jamal: Yo mate, 2+2 is 4 right?
Ethan: *Sherlock Stare*
In PUBG when you have a downed teammate and you run over to him and take a health kit while your teammate dies.
I was down by the tree and you Sherlock shuffled and we all died.
A reference to Sherlock Holmes, the main character in a series of mysteries by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The detective often solved cases by noting miniscule evidence. The phrase is often used sarcastically when someone points out the obvious. However, it can also be used seriously when someone solves a mystery.
"Dude, The sky is blue today!"
"Way to pull a Sherlock, man!"
"So i figured out where all my towels were going. I found three in Ashleys' dryer. Apparently she has the same ones."
"Way to pull a Sherlock."
In Film and TV Shows, to add text on frame instead of filming the phone's screen.
"Are we gonna get an insert on the phone?"
"No, we are going to pull a Sherlock"