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sialabang originates from the mouth of a singaporean man, chervin. siala means "omg" . it is chosen over omg because it has a certain ring to it which makes it pleasant to hear. the bang refers to "brother" because in the malay language abang means big brother. it is used mostly when talking to malays
sialabang what happen to you today? got whacked arh
SIALABANG your girl dam pretty leh. can share anot?
sialabang by chervinislegend July 28, 2010
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scagabanger 

lowlife ,scum of the earth, no account
scagabanger truck drivers aint nobody they aint nothin
scagabanger by CANNOBALL February 14, 2010

shalaminga shalamanga 

1) What asian females yell before orgasming

2) A phrase used to convey massive gratitude or a substitute for any word.

3) The art of peeling an apple by first twisting the stem, then using your pubes as razor blades for peeling. After peeling the apple, it is usually appropriate to give the apple to your grandma.

4) A fart that in essence creates a mini blackhole, sucking everything in and around it.

5) When out of you anus, a baby comes out, and so forth(thus creating a baby mosh pit) then the baby is slammed into a droor
Hakuna Matata, Ripping Dog's Buttholes, Snowflakes

"hey last night was a shalaminga shalananga!"

"please let me stick my shaliminga in your shalamanga"

instead of tomato tomato its shalaminga shalamanga

voiced-over asian movies

oral shalibang in the morning 

Having many penises forced into your mouth in the morning while being ridden round a room.
Do you like oral shalibang in the morning because I will give it to you.

schlabang 

1. A thing in one piece.
2. Something big.
3. A jewish party game, usually played by teens and young adults. The participants chase each other, slapping each other’s behind (shlap). The winner, the bangshwaz (and/or {name}-shwaz), get to wear a special hat – the kapphiz or kappsh.
– Hey, you didn't you just eat the whole schlabang, did you?

– Who took the schlabang? It was my schlabang, dammit!

Ethan-shwaz: I met a girl at the schlabang yesterday. I think I'm in love.
Joshua: Ah! Good thing you became the bangshwaz then – nice kapphiz!
schlabang by G. Briggs April 3, 2017

sharabang 

Code word for popping out a beast of a fart in a crowded room and, you just know it's going to stink. Thus letting your mates and familiars know what's just gone down and they need to vacate.
(Crowded night club throwing some shapes in the middle of the floor like a tit with mates)

Look to your mate/s that you wish to notify. Tap them on the shoulder or lean across and say SHARABANG!

They know what's gone down so, move out the way quick time and watch the faces of the fitties you were near look around in disgust at less superior friends or that idiot trying to steal your club-hoe. Genius!!
sharabang by smithmeister May 17, 2015

salamango 

A salamanda crossed with a mango producing a indifferent object named salamango
"look over there james its a salamanda", "no no no no no....no tom its a mango""no no no no no james its a salamander""no no tom its a mango"" i tell you what james,we will call it a salamango"
salamango by senior nutz August 28, 2003
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