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sharkiesha 

a person who will punch the soul out of you
sharkiesha: (punch,kick)

shanikua: ...................................
sharkiesha by dqfdyqidgusgdkus December 4, 2013

sharkiesha 

Sharkiesha-(V.)1.When a woman beats another woman as if she were a child under the age of 5. Getting the sharkiesha is not a regular beatdown, but a beating where the victim is so physically or mentally incapable of fighting back they go down like a little bitch.
That bitch gave ol' girl the sharkiesha! Now she o'er there cryin'!
sharkiesha by PinnaclePrime November 27, 2013

Sharkiesha 

Person 1: Yo dawg, u hear about shaniqwa?

Person 2: Yeah mahn, she shit talked Sharkiesha real good and got knocked the fuck out
Sharkiesha by Rheal Niqqa November 27, 2013

Sharkiesha 

Sharkiesha is a fictional character who is bad ass as fuck. A dumb ass bitch got on her nerves and she hit her smack on her ratchet face.
Sharkiesha: *gets pissed the hell off*
Dumb bitch: *gets on Sharkieshas nerves*
Random bitch: "Sharkiesha NOOO"

sharkiesha: hits that dumb bitch.
Sharkiesha by Ghetto_Unicorn_yasss February 9, 2015

SHARKEISHA NO! 

A plead of someone who don't wanna get there ass kicked!
SHARKEISHA NO! by Bunnyboo123 April 27, 2015

Sharkeisha 

( Char • kee • shuh ) Verb. 1. To Punch The Soul From Another Being's Body.
"She Sharkeisha 'd That Hoe !"
Sharkeisha by A'lexus November 27, 2013
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