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sistrunking 

V. Acting or behaving outwardly ghetto in a high class establishment. 2) Intentionally reducing the quality of a conversation or experience. 3) Allowing your backside to show by intentionally forgetting to wear undergarments with baggy jeans when sagging.
Etymology: The word is derived from the infamous Sistrunk Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The lower income neighborhood is slated for "redevelopment" because unlike Lauderhill, it clashes with the newly built condominiums in the nearby arts district.
"You never catch the Obama girls sistrunking on national TV."

or
"When the Country Club manager told me my card was declined, I just started straight-up sistrunking..."
sistrunking by FLSqueezed November 14, 2012
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Guy Strunking 

To create something that you think is smart and witty when in actuallity everyone else thinks it is pretty lame. Your friends will usually tell you that you have Guy Strunked to your face.
"Did you see that email our boss sent after lunch?" - Lindsey
"Yeah, he was totally Guy Strunking when he made up the word textite." - Lauren
Guy Strunking by Brady Pierce September 8, 2014
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Strunking 

The act of dipping the tip of the male penis into hot wax.
Me and the boys were strunking last night with a nice fresh vanilla scented candle
Strunking by Edscure December 27, 2024
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