Shuksan
Shuk-san /shuk'san/ P
–noun
1. the act of expressing dissatisfaction, pain, uneasiness, censure, resentment, or grief with a situation as a reason for doing something selfish.
2. to perform a selfish act at the expense of others or act in a dishonestly dichotomous manner.
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Shuksan, verb
–noun
1. the act of expressing dissatisfaction, pain, uneasiness, censure, resentment, or grief with a situation as a reason for doing something selfish.
2. to perform a selfish act at the expense of others or act in a dishonestly dichotomous manner.
—Related forms
Shuksan, verb
Noun form: He stole the orphans' trust fund because he said that he didn't like the way the orphanage was being run, man, he pulled a Shuksan there!
Verb form: Example: Watch out, that guy is a snake in the grass; he's going to shuksan your bank account!
Verb form: Example: Watch out, that guy is a snake in the grass; he's going to shuksan your bank account!
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