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Shenking 

When you greet someone and the person acts like he didn't hear you so the person is shenking you
So moyo too is shenking someone I greeted ha and she didn't even answer me
Shenking by Quiska September 11, 2018
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Shenking 

Verb (Slang, Pidgin English) - being Lazy and not taking responsibility
Stop shenking your duties, Mr Jones
Shenking by CoolAchebs December 8, 2014

jimmy shenning 

the act of denying one's existence.

to ignore someone completely
I heard you were jimmy shenning your ex.
Yeah man she's dead to me.
jimmy shenning by JimmyShenned February 13, 2013

shanking 

The act of stabbing someone with a shank. Comes from the word shank which is a crude knife usually made in prison, a homemade knife-like weapon usually made from a spoon.
You better watch out or else he'll be shanking you.
shanking by N/A December 13, 2003

shenjingbing 

1. Neuropathy; mental illness.

2. Informal. Exhibiting markedly odd behavior, especially: due to boredom (a) or highly illogical in reaction (b).

From shenjingbing.com, orig. Mandarin Chinese.
a. and as the lecture progressed, the professor noticed that his students became ever increasingly shen jing bing.

b. I said that I wanted to carve the pumpkin, and his mom went completely shen jing bing on me.
shenjingbing by Shellywu April 3, 2003

Sherking 

The act of sitting around (normally at work) wasting time and not doing the duties you have been assigned. also could be used as a to Sherk = to do nothing when you should be working.
Hey, you been busy today?
Dude, i was sherking big time!

Im gonna sherk all day today!
Sherking by Kookye June 27, 2007

Shecking 

Look at these two girls, they obviously shecked the night before.
Shecking by KrazyKt&Krly April 25, 2005
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