Derived from Jamaican slang. Much like the United States uses “69” as a way to symbolize dual-action oral sex, Jamaicans use the last two digits of their year of independence (1962) to depict the act of a a man slamming a woman from behind, whilst pulling her hair back, much like grabbing the dorsal fin of a shark from behind and pulling.
The term is also used in the popular game “bingo” when one cries out after matching 5 numbers. Essentially, meaning one has “nailed it!”
The term is also used in the popular game “bingo” when one cries out after matching 5 numbers. Essentially, meaning one has “nailed it!”
I took her home last night and delivered a brutal shark back-ing. That’s why she’s in a wheelchair now, Maahn.
Janet covered her last number, stood up, and yelled “back shark!” to claim her prize; a large gold pendant in the shape of “62”, and the resort staff have noticed.
Janet covered her last number, stood up, and yelled “back shark!” to claim her prize; a large gold pendant in the shape of “62”, and the resort staff have noticed.
by E.T. Fingermen May 16, 2021
Get the back sharkmug. See: Land Sharking. The difference is that the first definition refers to where the "shark" operates, the second to where the "shark" ends up.
by myhandlesistoolongbecauseallth December 16, 2017
Get the bottom sharkingmug. 
by W0rmy July 30, 2022
Get the Laebies sharkmug. A scary, mean thing that is huge and will eat anything they see. (Including humans) They usually prey during the day and they love to swim.
by Ry-Ry 123 August 31, 2020
Get the Sharkmug. by Armay January 14, 2025
Get the Ghost Sharkmug.