shake time
shake time by monkey bob July 16, 2008
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Shake time
The time of the day when one needs to make a protein shake using whatever ingredients available, notably dog food and ice cream.
Eric: yo it’s shake time goddamnit
Rich: we’re in target how
Eric: whatever it takes mothefuckin dog food time
Rich: we’re in target how
Eric: whatever it takes mothefuckin dog food time
Shake time by buttBuddybrandi December 5, 2019
shake dat ass time
Shake dat ass time or SDAT is when it’s time for all the girls to shake they ass. If you ain’t shaking that ass then you better get to steppin.
shake dat ass time by ECoolin' May 6, 2021
Shakeb Time
“Shakeb Time often a time in an individual’s life when faced with challenges one must overcome along with the help of friends. Usually associated with the fictional character of Spider-Man”
Shakeb Time by ShaParker August 10, 2019
Time share bitch
Time share bitch by homosexualspook October 1, 2023
Share'n'time
Share'n'time by Ushhdjsjsbbw August 5, 2022
Time share
Time share by Just for you Lauren November 25, 2019
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