A variant of Cyneburga/Cyneburg meaning "Royal Fortress" in Old English (Anglo-Saxon, Germanic).
"Cyne" or "Sham" meaning 'Royal'.
"Burga" or "Burger" meaning 'Fortress'.
Saint Cyneburga, a daughter of a king of Mercia, was the founder of an abbey at Gloucester in the 7th century.
Anglo Saxon: a member of the Germanic peoples conquering England in the fifth century a.d. and forming the ruling class until the Norman conquest.
Shanequia L. L. 'Shamburger' & Otha L. 'Shamburger' IV relationship mirrored the relative image of their younger siblings, Shanea 'Shamburger' and Jorden 'Shamburger', who they loved dearly.
The disgustinghamburger meat at MEF International school. They are living organisms that eat chocolate and attack humans. They come from Mars. Also a nickname for friends that you like to mock.
Compound word combining "slam piece" and "Back Burner". The act of keeping a slutty female or the more commonly known "slam piece" on the side in case other plans fall through so that a "brodude" may in fact "get his nut". Also known as a booty call.