waist-shake

An engrish expression developed by Japanese Pre-teen boys for sexual intercourse. Often used as a two-word sentence to proposition one for sex.

First exposed to Americans by Azrael at http://outpostnine.com/editorials/teacher.html , editorial 51.

"Waist-shake?" the young boy asked his friends, motioning to the cute girl nearby.
"Oh, yes, waist-shake, waist-shake!" his friends replied.

"Waist-shake?" the boy asked the girl. The boy promptly got kicked in the beanbag.

by Zenthor July 23, 2008

hate shake

It is hating a women so much that the only fitting way of having sex with her is fiercely raw dogging her analy that the feces and cum spill out her ass mixed together.... the key here is hatred.

Fuck that bitch, she needs a hate shake.

by Real Human 69 March 3, 2021

Shake the beaver

When a chick is out in the bush (biking or hiking etc) and needs to pee, then she 'shakes the beaver' to encourage the drip dry process because there's nothing to wipe with

Sorry I took so long, I needed to pee and I had to shake the beaver for a bit because I haven't shaved for a while.

by GirlBikeLife March 31, 2022

shaking the basement

Farting with such magnitude while one is seated on a sofa that others can hear and possibly feel the fart thunderclap through the sofa.

Feels similar to a large base-tube when it is cranked. May or may not exhibit an odour.

This is often confused with minor earth tremors and after-shocks.

Hot Woman: Ahhh... What was that...?

Bean Eating Dude: What was what?

Hot Woman: I heard a loud crackling thunder and the ground shook through my ass.

Bean Eating Dude: O' that was just me shaking the basement a little.

Hot Woman: You're disgusting.

Bean Eating Dude: I should change my underwear.

by Rolene M December 24, 2010

fruit shake

When a gay person is shaking their ass and or body.

Woman: Damn look at that man over there. He know's how to fruit shake.

by Big Ole Black Guy February 11, 2014

Shake this up

To ask for a larger bill to be changed into smaller ones.

When handing the waitress a $20 bill, you ask, "Could you shake this up for me, please?"

She brings you a $10 bill, a $5 bill, and 5 $1 bills.

by emhumm November 7, 2011

nanny shake

To shake an infant violently, especially when performed by a person who is the primary caregiver of the infant but not the parent; Shaken baby syndrome (SBS).

Mother: "I woke up, went to her crib and shook her to see if she was still breathing".

Friend: "You shook her?!"

Mother: "I didn't nanny shake her! I just shook her enough to rouse her, not give her brain damage."

by aislinnfaye April 17, 2015