Alabama Banana Shake

When you shove a peeled banana inside of a girls vagina and proceed to fuck her with the banana inside, then eat her out.

You can tell Jaques had a Alabama Banana Shake with his girl last night 'cause of all the bananas in his room

by 5dorra October 14, 2016

Thug Shake

The act of busting it down dirty style as an alpha male for the cheap price of 1 shilling.

"Shawty got that turbulence! Shawty got that thunder and lightning! He's hitting the thug shake, that thug shaker wooh!"

by its_basic June 1, 2023

Shake your Darbon

Pushing or flaunting that which is likely to result in you inevitable obscurity. A reference to the disappearance of the music career of Terrence Trent D'Arby, it began shortly after the release of his 1995 "Vibrator" album. Orginally coined as "Get your D'Arby," the term then progressed to "Get your D'Arb-On." Ricky Martin's success with his 1999 number one single "Shake your Bon-Bon" gave rise to the popular singing of "Shake your Darbon" which is now the most popular usage of this term. Common examples of Shaking Your Darbon include; Janet Jackson's 'costume malfunction', Vanilla Ice's heavy metal direction and Axel Rose's corn rows.

Tim: I'm off to the beach to show off my new buff guns.

Tina: Planning to Shake Your Darbon?

by Pooleyomalley October 18, 2009

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

shake one down

Bristol slang to shake one down is to dance or boogie.

Bobbie likes to shake one down most evenings.

by Bobbette1 February 6, 2014

shakenja

Queen,Goddest of Seduction

I don't know what it is about Shakenja,but it Heaven.

by HeroShema December 21, 2016

Shakespeare In The Park

1. Any number of independent acting troupes which put on interpretations of Shakespeare's plays in local parks during the Spring, Summer, and early Autumn months. Often a great place for a date or to catch some local culture.

2. A large group of incredibly incompetent, self-absorbed people that have no consideration of others. Generally with inflated egos and the Peter Principle is at work, believing they are master of their craft when really, they are babytown frolics and cannot go out reliably without soiling themselves.

My wife and I met at a Shakespeare In The Park event.

Management is a prime example of Shakespeare In The Park, they have no idea what is going on and I am pretty sure the CEO shat himself in the last board meeting.

by PainfulTruths June 6, 2018