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Get The Sharka

A new way of saying Get the Strap but to be used by Gusinje bois refering to Nako's infamous cow Sharka who is known for mooing so hard not even Big Smoke could "ooh" for that long
Aye bruh look at this mf lmaoo get the sharka
Get The Sharka by DonCheadle September 1, 2018

shakarra 

Shakarra is a beautiful woman with aspirations and goals. She is very determined for success and will stop at nothing to get what she wants. She doesn't accept no for an answer but she is willing to compromise in most cases.
Guy 1 "Who is that pretty lady over there?"
Guy 2 "Which on the one in the nice car that looks like she's enjoying life?"
Guy 1 " Yea that's her. Her smile is amazing"
Guy 2 "Oh that's Shakarra, she takes life by the reigns and loves every minute of it."
shakarra by Donnie75802 December 14, 2013
Shakana comes from the biblical word Shekinah meaning God's Glory. Shekinah Shakana is the English transliteration of a Hebrew noun meaning dwelling or settling, and denotes the dwelling or settling of the divine presence of God and his cosmic glory. A similar Arabic word, Sakina (السكينة), is used in the Qur'an where it has a somewhat similar meaning.
If Moses through the law, had the Shakana glory of intimacy with God, how much more should we under grace be experiencing the glory of intimacy with God in our lives.
Shakana by EmiK1 October 9, 2016

shakabaka 

a household of the most amazing people on earth. the name came from a keyboard smash and has been our staple word ever since. the people in this groupchat are the most genuine people i have ever talked to. i love you guys. shakabaka forever.
i love the shakabaka household!!!
shakabaka by KerryMedeiros November 26, 2020
Šárka is an hypnotizing woman with beautiful eyes, usually a wonderful mom to her kids and really nice to everyone.
Full of enthusiasm and good mood, you can't possibly feel sad near her
Šárka is awesome
Šárka by PsychoRaichu April 13, 2019

Shaka’s People 

A slang, generic reference to what is essentially the “In Crowd” which may have begun in the 1970s but persists and is still powerful in conveying it’s same meaning today.
I am one of Shaka’s People; it’s made me a better person and I feel good about it and what it means to me.
Shaka’s People by Dr Bunnygirl September 5, 2019