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shaded

A person who claims to be of no particular no race, but believes that all people are equal before God and should be equal before the law.

I am a shaded Canadian.

by thehandlemancan February 02, 2022

Shaded

Condensed form of appreciated. To tell someone how thankful you are for them. Could follow, “Thank you!” Renée and Carolyn, 2021

Mom, thank you so much for everything you do for me. You’re so shaded!

by CRS830 February 08, 2021

Social Shade

Giving someone "the look" or commenting/throwing shade when someone is less that six feet from others than family members/SO.

Bitch threw social shade all over me and my BFF for the the pics we posted on insta this weekend.

by GenXtra66 March 18, 2020

Shadee

Shadee is shadee

Woah do you see shadee Yea he’s pretty shadee 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

by Shadee February 05, 2023

Slim Shading

To bleach your hair without thought or preparation, as an on-the-spot act. Based on the famous hip-hop artist "Eminem" a.k.a "Slim Shady".

Stan: "Yo Mark, you like my new blond do?" Mark: "Why're you Slim Shading, dude?"

by Live and let Leo September 21, 2017

shade shaming

Shade shaming: mocking, ridiculing, or teasing someone about the amount of melanin in their skin. #shadeshaming

Examples of shade shaming: You're not black enough. You're SO dark!". You need to cover up those freckles!" or white people, you know you love this one--"you're so PALE! You need some sun!" And of course, there's the infamous "what ARE you"? The only reason to ask a person "what" they are in terms of race is because you're going to form a new opinion of them based upon their answer, which is...you guessed it...a form of #RACISM.

by HappyCathyinVA June 18, 2020

Shading and Lighting

Terms artists use to represent the illusion of making a 2D drawing appear to have depth.

"When I drew this sphere, the light source was at the top right corner so I shaded the opposite end because the light wasn't hitting it, and highlighted the end closest to the light source because the light was hitting it dead on." Mrs.Woods explained to the class. "This is called Shading and Lighting."

by whiteshadow44 August 16, 2011