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A boy that goes through too much shit and girls run through him like it’s nothing.All he wants is a loyal girl that will do him right the way he’ll do her
I have a friend named shamont
Shamont by Dujsdkd June 4, 2019
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Michael Jackson's way of saying "C'mon!".
You know I'm bad! I'm bad! You know it! You know it! You know! You know! You know! Shamon! And the whole world has to answer right now, so I'll tell you once again who's bad!
Shamon by Walter June 2, 2004
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According to Spike Lee, from his Bad 25 documentary, "Shamone" "isn't just a cool way to say "come on," but MJ's tribute to soul singer Mavis Staples, who used it in a live version of "I'll Take You There" in 1975."

Source : vulture.com
See the video where "Shamone" was first used by YouTubing Mavis Staples- I'll Take You There
Shamone by mns November 28, 2012

Hehe shamona

What Michael Jackson says in his songs.
Look Hehe Shamona up on YouTube.

shamonica 

A beautiful spirited person. Strong willed and loving. Will give never asking for much in return. Shamonica has the spirit of a warrior. Will honor good but will dabble in a bit of bad when bored. Never leave Shamonica because she will always be there for you if she doesn't feel mistreated. Shamonica brings good luck to those around her.
Every since I met this new friend, Shamonica, so many good things have happened.
shamonica by LoveInLight December 25, 2016
Shamone comes from the Michael Jackson song "Bad" released in 1987. It is a distinctive deliberate mispronunciation of "come on" used frequently by Jackson, occasionally spelt "cha'mone", "jamone" or more commonly "shamone".

Today shamone can be used pretty much the same way "word" is commonly used.
"Come on, man, we're going to the bar. I said, SHAMONE!"

"Ok, I'm coming."
shamone by efyoo2 June 26, 2009
One of the realist that's rare to find, not too many like him. Always a "Hunnid" with people In any situation. He is the type that'll do ANYTHING for people that he feels that's in need. He is known for giving up his last to make others happy.
SHAMOND; not too many like him....
shamond by D'nomahs December 18, 2016
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