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1. A woman, preferably married that constantly is nagging people to do things. Like, for children, to do their chores. For husbands it's usually going on and on and on about random things that they think is important but in reality is not. 2. Used to describe someone that you dislike. 1. That ramshackle just told me to turn the television down. Who does she think she is!
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poorly constructed, poorly kept up a ramshackle cabin in the woods.
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the act of blasting a female until snot comes out of her nose. It is proper etiquette to wipe the snot from a girl's nose after you have ramshackled her.
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to have sexual intercourse with Brooke was ramshackled on the cruise ship after she passed out drunk.
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Verb - To search in such a maliscious or careless manner as to result in a disorderly or messy condition. The police ramshackled my room.
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to ramshackle I ramshackle every month and I make it hurt.
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Tag-team sex on a woman, or the hardest and roughest sex you've ever had in your life. Jason and Andrew are going to ramshackle her.
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