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fel-shallahat 

It’s used to describe a person who is in a hard situation but acts is a very careless way.
He has an exam next week but he is fel-shallahat
fel-shallahat by Kate.RB April 13, 2020
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Shallah Mehallah 

Shallah Mehallah can mean anything you want it to mean. The phrase was created and first used by SVG News First, of the best first amendment auditors on YouTube.
When you are performing a constitutionally protected act and someone asks you a question and you really don't want to answer them you say Shallah Mehallah. Example : Q- What are you doing? A- Shallah Mehallah!
Shallah Mehallah by Arnann July 5, 2019

Shallah Mehallah 

Shallah Mehallah can mean anything you want it to mean. The phrase was created and first used by SGV News First, the best first amendment auditors on YouTube.
When you are performing a constitutionally protected act and someone asks you a question and you really don't want to answer them you say Shallah Mehallah. Example : Q- What are you doing? A- Shallah Mehallah!
Q: What's your name?
A: Shallah Mehallah.
(the definition was copied and corrected. 'SVG'is 'SGV'- San Gabriel Valley)
Sahayla is one of those people you will see and say to yourself I want to be friends with her. She is really pretty and kind, she is really funny and loves animals. She is a really outgoing person.
Sahayla is unique
Italian slang for 'don't you worry' or 'relax', most used in young people and high school students. Shalla's for girls and shallo for boys
_fuck, bro today there's the history test and I studied nothing!
_Shalla! today no test, next week, relax!
shalla by guybrush treepwood January 25, 2013
a combination of the Jewish word shalom meaning "peace and good will" and the modern term holla.

Uses:

A)as a hip greeting or leaving statement between friends and homies

B)as a celebratory words after a successful endeavor.
Walk into a room: "Shalla"

Make a 3 pointer: "Shalla"

Leaving a group of brothas and sistas: "Shalla"
Shalla by Mic. T May 6, 2009
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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