A synonym for sexual intercourse made famous by a group of students at a Japanese middle school. Said while making a pelvic thrust motion. Usually used as a question.
Also see: sex
Also see: sex
Person 1, making a pelvic motion: "Waist-shake?"
Person 2: "Sure!"
They then proceed to have sexual intercourse.
Person 2: "Sure!"
They then proceed to have sexual intercourse.
by Lamarcus June 9, 2005
Referring to sexual intercourse.
I'd see them sitting together in groups, and pointing at different girls and saying "Waist-shake? Oh yes, yes! Yes, waist-shake!"
by Agent_K64 June 10, 2005
by Saki June 10, 2005
by Fiona Slennz June 8, 2005
A slang term for sexual intercourse. The term was coined by Japanese students who were learning English. The term is often combined with a pelvic thrust motion and asked n the form of a question, as if asking if a person is suitable for sexual intercourse.
Boy 1: points at girl, while performing a pelvic thrust motion Waist-shake?
Boy 2: Oh, yes, waist-shake.
The girl at this point, has no idea what is going on.
Boy 2: Oh, yes, waist-shake.
The girl at this point, has no idea what is going on.
by Zeep June 18, 2005
Started in Japan, (although probably a lot more well know in america) meaning to have sex, often using a pelvic thrust when doing so.
Caused when a American English teacher told some Japanese kids on a soccer field the English words for waist and shake. Not understanding completely, they put it together to come up with a new word for sex that no one else in the school understands.
The teacher put it on his website and from there it spread.
Caused when a American English teacher told some Japanese kids on a soccer field the English words for waist and shake. Not understanding completely, they put it together to come up with a new word for sex that no one else in the school understands.
The teacher put it on his website and from there it spread.
by timsarder February 16, 2006
by Kanraku June 10, 2005