Why "sh" Is So Important in Hebrew

SH MUCK No need to translate
SH NORER Someone who mooches, feeds off others,low life
SH LIMAZL Someone who can't do anything right, a klutz
SH VANTZ "Tail"- for someone whose annoying, incompetent
SH VITZ Sweat, perspire
SH MENDRIK Sort of the same as SHLIMAZL
SH TUPN ARAIN To stuff (forcefully) l ike over eating
SH TARK VI A FERD Strong as a horse
SH EINER TUCHES Nice "ass!"
SH VARTZE Black
SH IKSA Non Jewish female
SH AGETZ Non Jewish male
SH ANDA Disgrace
SH LEMIEL Same as Schlimazel & Shmendrik
SH UL Temple, Synagogue
SH EP NACHAS Exude abundant joy & pride,e.g.. A child getting married etc.
SH ABBOS Shabbat
SH ADCHEN Matchmaker
SH IKKER A drunk
SH BBOS GOY The Goy turning on the lights in Shul
SH AYTL Wig, used by orthodox women to cover head
SH EHECHEYANU He kept us a live, sustained us
SH ALOM Peace
SH NOOK A creep
SH USH Quiet
SH IVA Sit in mourning
SH TETEL Small village
SH MEER "Rub" as when bribing or spreading butter on bread
SH A Silence (I will add SH TILL....)
SH MUTZ Dirt
SH MATEH Rag
SH MEGEGI Same as schlimazel, shmendrik
SH TICK DREK "Piece of Sh...t"
SH PILKES IN TUCHES Pins in the A...as when being
impatient, antsie
And that's the gantsa SH MEGILLA