shacking off
I was taking the browns to the superbowl the other day and decided to make it better by shacking off.
shacking off by slyvester August 10, 2006
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slacking off
slacking off by PowerGlide May 10, 2015
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Smacking Off
The verbal greeting equivalent to a hand shake. "Smacking" comes from the sound peoples hands make when they slap hands during a handshake. 'Off' is the from the saying "Whats poppin off" which means "whats going down? or whats up?". Smacking off is the greeting that is a combination of the two, a handshake and a question rolled into one saying, used as a greeting amongst friends or associates.
Person 1 : Smacking off G? What you been up to lately
Person 2: Chillin man. Surviving.
Person 1: Word
Person 2: Chillin man. Surviving.
Person 1: Word
Smacking Off by brewtis May 30, 2017
schacking off
Damn it jimmy, if you can't figure it out, then don't try schacking off. Its dangerous if you don't know how to do it properly
schacking off by illogical philosticist November 29, 2014
sharking off
sharking off by grandpagraffiti August 17, 2007
slacking-off
The act of one giving themselves an over-the-pants handie, whereas they are either unable or too lazy to pull their pants down and masturbate correctly.
"This morning at work John was totally caught slacking-off under his desk."
"I always slack-off at dinner on the first date."
"I always slack-off at dinner on the first date."
slacking-off by StonyBear November 10, 2011
Shaking off the anchovy
Similar to spanking the monkey, waxing the carrot, choking the bishop, jacking the beanstock, yankee-ing the doodle,peting the one eyed wonder weasel, waxing the wood, caulking the cracks, jacking off, wanking.
Shaking off the anchovy by InfinityMan October 24, 2020
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