Shishka
A shishka is a slack-jawed animal with a hammer-like arm and potato-shaped head that mauls anything with an opinion.
Shishka by Agamemnon582bc September 19, 2008
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shishka
A hot non-jewish chick that a jewish guy wants to skewer...with his wiener. Similar term to a "shiksa"
shishka by super mohel January 12, 2011
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shishka
An extremely sexy moderator on B.net.
Know for his resemblance to Lord English, and for his relationship with your mom, Shishka has become a feared word among spammers and morons alike.
His willingness to ban is legendary.
Know for his resemblance to Lord English, and for his relationship with your mom, Shishka has become a feared word among spammers and morons alike.
His willingness to ban is legendary.
shishka by Sexy McSexington March 3, 2005
shishka
A moderator on www.bungie.net
He thinks hes really cool but in fact he's actually an old queer guy who bares a strange resembalence to Lord British from Ultima. He also delights in banning people from the bungie forums.
He thinks hes really cool but in fact he's actually an old queer guy who bares a strange resembalence to Lord British from Ultima. He also delights in banning people from the bungie forums.
shishka
A bitch who moderates at the www.bungie.net aka noob.net forums. He's notorious for eating his own shit and fucking guys in the pooper.
"Hey, did you see that guy fucking that other guy in the ass while eating his own shit? His name's shishka."
shishka by halo 2 sucks shishkaballs February 16, 2005
shishka-dick
When two or more females are performing sexual acts on a single male penis.
The act of penetrating two or more females with one dick.
The act of penetrating two or more females with one dick.
shishka-dick by Marcel Mendoza December 9, 2008
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