shutka

Russian word for "joke". In context it means the same as "just kidding".

Pronounced "SHOOT-ka"

Everybody hates you, Kaleb. /shutka

by kdw018 November 8, 2009

Shutka

Shutka: "Joke", is a Russian word but is mainly used by Georgians, it is a way where 2 very close friends who knew each other for a long time to level up their trust and friendship, when you open a Shutka with someone, it's basically like giving each other permission to use foul language and swearing against each other as a joke and won't be taken personally (unless it involves family)

Lasha: Bro we knew each other for nearly 2 years, wanna open a Shutka?
Gia: Sure, why not? I've been saving up some insults for you already.

by Davai Gocha July 26, 2025