A greeting exchanged on the Jewish Sabbath (or any other day of the week).
One party to the greeting exclaims "Shabbat fistbump!" and pounds the other person's fist.
Person 1: Shabbat shalom (peaceful Sabbath) my friend, how was your week? (extends hand)
Person 2: Shabbat fistbump, dude!!! (extends closed fist)
Person 1: (pounds it) That was so much more fulfilling than a regular handshake.
Something that happens to Jews that are shomer Shabbat. Essentially, what happens is that because they can’t turn on/off lights on Shabbat, they become very hesitant of doing so during the week, and begin to always hesitate before flipping a light switch
utterly harmless but effectiveexpletive pinched from the '80s sitcom 'Mork & Mindy' where it was used by Robin Williams' character Mork the alien. Can be used by anyone anywhere without incurring wrath and disapproval.
“Dude, you just got Shaabani’d”
“Sorry I’m late. Traffic really Shaabani’d me.”
“I really Shaabani’d that presentation”
“I’ll try to be there if I don’t get Shaabani’d on this project”
“I got Shaabani’d on my performance review.