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When you steal or take somthing from sombody! usealy said as takeing or after takeing the desired object!
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Example:
I was walking home from the bar when someone called me a ball licker. He skanked me for no reason
I was walking home from the bar when someone called me a ball licker. He skanked me for no reason
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A look from a female which is comprised of raising one eye brow and tilting her head so that one eye is closer to you and grimace
Example:
I walked into my married friend’s house and said, "Let’s go find some ladies." Needless to say my friend’s wife skanked me.
I walked into my married friend’s house and said, "Let’s go find some ladies." Needless to say my friend’s wife skanked me.
Skanking
Skanking is a dance that originated in Jamaica back in the 1960’s. People would usually skank to music genres like reggae and ska.
Example:
“He ended up hitting someone in the face while skanking to his new song.”
“The skanking man was stared at because people thought he was crazy.”
“He ended up hitting someone in the face while skanking to his new song.”
“The skanking man was stared at because people thought he was crazy.”
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Skanking
A form of dancing originating in Jamaica, now most notably done in Ska/Reggae shows. A more violent form of skanking is often found in punk or hardcore shows. There are many forms of skanking, varying from extreme movement to very little movement at all. To skank: First, feel the beat. Get those arms swinging slightly and feel the bounce as you swing your hips. Move your weight from one foot to the other with each skank. Make sure your arms and legs coordinate (ie: If your right fist is moving forward, you should also be moving your right knee forward as you shift your weight. Then shift to the left.) The most familiar form of skanking today is the Two-Tone Ska style in which you add a kick forward with every beat. Skanking is most often done in a group, either in a general "pit" (such as in a most pit) or by skanking around in a circle.