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shebang Definition

she·bang (s̸hə baŋ)

noun

  1. a shack or hut
  2. Informal an affair, business, contrivance, thing, etc.

Etymology: prob. var. of shebeen

shebang Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • have: Hello everyone, so far so good, We've got confirmation through from where we're having the whole shebang.
  • do: Malkmus and Ben Folds both left their bands behind in 2001 and then proved they could do the whole shebang better alone anyway.
  • sell: Are card probabilities on how theory to of last shebang sold nearly.
  • make: The trouble is you don't want to buy one of these newfangled phones that makes the whole shebang possible.

Adjective modifier

  • whole: I'll be clearing out my desk, buying cakes for the office, the whole shebang.
  • full: A BIRTHDAY TO REMEMBER PARTY PLANNER DIY or the full shebang?
  • entire: Best of all the entire shebang fits into its own carry bag.

Modifies a noun

  • line: But I'm pretty sure that you're having a problem with your shebang line.
  • statement: Change the first line ( the shebang statement ) to point to your local Python executable program.

Browse dictionary entries near shebang

  1. Sheba
  2. sheaves
  3. sheave
  4. sheathing
  5. sheathe
  6. sheathbill
  7. sheath knife
  8. sheath
  9. sheatfish
  10. shearwater
  1. Shebat
  2. shebeen
  3. Sheboygan
  4. shed
  5. shed blood
  6. shedder
  7. shedding
  8. Sheeler
  9. sheen
  10. sheeny