shaking his own hand

A somewhat polite term for masturbation

"I opened up the bathroom door and Billy was in there, you know... shaking his own hand..."

by bigmacs November 30, 2013

Chick shake

When your phone is petty and autocorrects chocolate shake

I want a chick shake

by Chick shake November 7, 2017

Would you like some fries with that shake?

A reference to a song by Parliament-Funkadelic leader George Clinton. Which in turn was referenced in the 1997 children's film Good Burger. Sometimes the phrase is mistaken to be a sexual reference, but it is not. It instead references combo meals at fast food restaurants. The phrase is a male asking a woman to go on a date. So instead of just being a solo shake, a reference to feminine hips, he's asking as a hearty spud himself if they can be a combo. Due to the joke's fast food theme, it implies that the male is asking to take her out to lunch.

Dude: Would you like some fries with that shake?
Dudette: Sure, but only if you take me out for a good burger.

by EssexYSexon April 12, 2024

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this is a alpha sigma defintion that we do not like to talk about. it scares me because it is so cool! i love using this word, and if your a confused parent, walk into your kids room and say this word to them! they will love you for life!

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by andrew tates toilet. January 5, 2024

Jimmy Shake

The act of self or another persons masturbation.

Damn you know that girl Susan, she gave the me ol’ Jimmy shake last night!

by Little Mrs Bish February 21, 2022

Bliffle Shake

when 3 or more people get in a circle around an unconscious woman, shit and cum in her mouth, and violently shake her. the person with the smallest shit has to drink the Blifle Shake

Bro I can't wait to run the Bliffle Shake on Amanda tonight! I know I'm not drinking the Bliffy I've had 3 burritos today!

let's run a Bliffy tonight boys!

by Benis Peater April 13, 2024

shake money off his trousers

have so much money that one can give some to somebody on demand at once. The possessive adjective may be one's, her, my, our or their as the case may be.

He is so rich that he can shake money off his trousers.

by uttam maharjan March 30, 2010