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usually associated with higher intellectual status. That kid is shanging
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Means anything you want it to mean. I am a shang
You are a shang I want to shang you Shang me now |
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Shang-better word for bicycle. Push bike developed into push ang and resuled in shang. Standard word to use on the isle of Guernsey I stole your shang to get home from the Rockmount (pub)
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To deceive someone into buying something substandard for your own profit. So we bought some beer at Shangy's, but they shanged us as usual, convincing Bob to buy some old, crappy beer.
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reaching desperately or impatiently for an object or person. sometimes done with fingers moving rapidly towards what your shanging. she shanged that bottle right out of my hand
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means "give me" used by australians when they want people to give them something that is out of reach or if they want something you have. shang me the greek salad
oi can you shang me a smoke? |
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a slang word created in the western suburbs of Sydney Australia.
meaning, 'give me' "give us a (durry)" becomes, "shang us a (durry)"
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