Sharknado

A hell-storm of swirling winds and killer sharks capable of leveling small towns and turning mediocre B-list celebrities into has-been D-listers.

"What happened to Jim?"
"Oh, he had his shit ruined by that goddamn sharknado. His bloody corpse is over there behind the flipped over taxi cab."

by Isaystomabel August 25, 2013

Sharkisha

A fabaluss child who has an amazing acne mustache. She’ll be forever alone but that’s okay.

Boy: Wow look at Sharkisha crying in the corner

Girl: Welp just another normal day.

by Klassic with a K December 22, 2017

shaking orgasm

A powerful orgasm that makes a girl's body shake.
Sometimes seen in pornography and used as a tag on some porn sites.

That girl had a shaking orgasm last night!

by thegatorade October 10, 2013

Sharmini

The most beautiful girl in the world, beautiful inside and out...Lips so sexxy, with big beautiful eyes, sexiest body imagineable... Anyone and everyone who has met her is allured my her loving and kind soul, always smiling and always trying to make other people happy, very loveable

Sharmini is the queen that any pauper, prince or king would desire.

by yourBestie August 31, 2014

Shacking Rat

See: shacking
1. one with a rancid, putrid aura
2. the mating call of a proud virgin
3. what is said to indicate that shit is about to get litty
4. can be used interchangeably with "nigga"

1. Efraim you stinky shacking rat bastard.
2. Guy: Shacking raaaAAAAAAAaaaaaat!
Every girl within a 50 foot radius: *dripping noises*
3. AYY AYY SHACKING RAAAAAAAAT!
4. What's up my shacking rats? Let's hit up this lick.

by leechu December 19, 2019

Sharkian

A new religion made by @fijiiwater on Instagram. All the sharkians believe that shark is the prettiest animal in the world, our god, our lord. Most of them have written "sharkian" in their bio so you can recognize them.

Have you heard about sharkians? It's a new religion. I'm a sharkian too!

by Ruri M June 22, 2021

Sharing the Moose

A Canadian expression for getting married, like the American "tying the knot". In a traditional Canadian wedding, the bride and groom go down the aisle each riding a moose, and after the ceremony they go back up the aisle on one, shared moose.

We're going to Ottawa next week because Dave and Alanis are sharing the moose.

by Married to a Canuck December 18, 2009