Shakkar 

Shakkar is an endearing word used to describe Asian People all around the world. It is derived from another word - cheeni - which roughly translates to sugar because Asians are very sweet.

Look at those shakkars with petite bodies walking away.

Shakkar by 1sh October 23, 2023

shakarra 

Shakarra is a beautiful woman with aspirations and goals. She is very determined for success and will stop at nothing to get what she wants. She doesn't accept no for an answer but she is willing to compromise in most cases.

Guy 1 "Who is that pretty lady over there?"
Guy 2 "Which on the one in the nice car that looks like she's enjoying life?"
Guy 1 " Yea that's her. Her smile is amazing"
Guy 2 "Oh that's Shakarra, she takes life by the reigns and loves every minute of it."

shakarra by Donnie75802 December 14, 2013

Ravi Shankar

The greatest Sitar player of all time, he played with George Harrison (The Beatles) a few times and was also playing at Woodstock, however was not included in the Woodstock movie.

Me: Ah Ravi Shankar is such a great artist
Guy at my school: What? I'm busy listening to N-Dubz

Ravi Shankar by LookAtJohnWillJa February 19, 2011

shakka 

1. Noun. An ancient Hawaiian hand gesture whereby the thumb and pinky fingers are extended whilst the index, middle and ring fingers take the form found in a fist. The hand thus displayed is then shaken or 'shakka-ed' in alternating 180 degree movements. The 'shakka' represents the philosophy of 'hanging loose'. It is a common greeting gesture amongst male homo sapien sapiens.

2. Verb. To shakka, meaning to 'hang loose', take it easy, chillax or even #yolo.

Jono: Hey Frank! *shakkas*
Frank: Hey Jono! *shakkas*
Jono: Aw man I don't know if I'll drink tonight...
Frank: Shakka!

shakka by shakka July 13, 2013

Boom Shankar 

Commonly used in the underground rave scene in India and Israel.....'Shankar' is one of the many names for Shiva, one the 3 main deities in the Indian pantheon.

His dance is the rhythm of the world, the beat of the heart, the cycle of day and night. He lives in the Himalayas, and lies in the mountains smoking cannabis and his hair flows down from the mountains as the holy river Ganges.

His worshippers include "sadhus"; wandering mendicants, whose worship includes smoking chillums of hash/ganja (Marijuana), so they became very popular with the wandering freak set India.

bom, or boom, or bem, or bam is a sound --- a sharp sound.

Boom Shiva: it is said by sadhus before they light the chillum to: sanctify it Shiva, let Shiva know the chillum is being smoked, let other sadhus et al know to come share a chillum

Loosely translated as: OH Shiva... I`m smoking a chillum, hey you sadhus, come and share it with me"; Also used in the rave scene while lighting a chillum (or even a spliff/joint at times) and passing it around.

Other variants: boom, bem, bom, bam, boom, boom shiva, boom mahadev (greatgod), bembaleh.

Raver 1: Heres the chillum i just made, why dont you start by lighting it....!

Raver 2 : Thanks baba.....BOOM SHANKAR (and lights Chillum)

Boom Shankar by Irfan Khan May 18, 2008

Shakari 

Shakari is actually two words made for one perfect fit...Shaka is the term wild, outrageous and full of fire. It also means tough, and high tempered when someone does shaka wrong- she instantly dismisses them..Ari is defined by sweet, beautiful, a sense of awe in presence.. when Ari loves, she loves deeply and has a certain respect for who she loves. Shakari means that this young lady is hot and cold- only if you respect her and love her back. She is born to be a star or a highly known figure in her time...be careful- she just might surprised you in every adventure she partakes in. She is very talented in EVERYHTING she does and is a fast learner. Be careful of how you treat her- she is most likely known to have a best friend called karma.

shakari loves, shakari's music

Shakari by love song March 25, 2010

Ravi Shankar

A musician and composer from India. The best Sitar player in recorded history and one of the greatest musicians ever.

Western Guy: Whatcha listening to?
Pashtun Guy: Ravi Shankar.
W G: yeah.. I've heard of him, he is the father of Norah Jones right? He plays music too, huh?
Pashtun Guy walks up to Western Guy and beats his brains out with the Sunday Special Issue.

Ravi Shankar by the_last_vestage_of_truth April 21, 2010