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Definition of what's shaking

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Other terms relating to 'hello and other greetings':

Definitions include: a greeting; "what's the dealio?"; "what's going on?".
Definitions include: "How is it?"
Definitions include: alternate spelling of "what's up".
Definitions include: a greeting / inquiry about a person's well-being or recent activities.
Definitions include: a greeting similar in form to "What's up?" or "What's crackin'?", but more related to new trends on the Internet.
Definitions include: an acronym has been invented for "bitch," far after the term entered use: "Beautiful Intellectuals That Cause Hard-ons."
Definitions include: a greeting. Synonymous with "Hey!", "What's up?", etc.
Definitions include: to talk or to contact, especially at some later time.
Definitions include: "How are you?"
Definitions include: a greeting; the first half of a call and response salutation -usually followed by the response "It is what it is."
Definitions include: a greeting.
Definitions include: what's up, what's going on, not actually a question. more like a statement.
Definitions include: a greeting or means of asking a person what is new in their life.
Definitions include: a combination of the word 'sup and the word b.
Definitions include: inquiry into one's current well-being.

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Other terms relating to 'shake':

Definitions include: a sign of disapproval.
Definitions include: a person with influence.
Definitions include: semen.
Definitions include: Loose marijuana leaf and stem pieces left at the bottom of an almost empty bag of pot.
Definitions include: to hurry.
Definitions include: an easy-to-make variety of methamphetamine.
Definitions include: to extort.
Definitions include: to urinate.
Definitions include: To urinate.
Definitions include: to urinate (male)
Definitions include: to turn out; come to be.
Definitions include: delirium tremens (alcohol withdrawal symptoms).
Definitions include: to masturbate.
Definitions include: to shake the drops of urine off one's penis after urination.
Definitions include: To urinate.

Other terms relating to 'what's':

Definitions include: a shortened form of "what's up".
Definitions include: a combination of the word 'sup and the word b.
Definitions include: what's up bud of friend.
Definitions include: it means: what is up? how are you?
Definitions include: an emphatic acknowledgement.
Definitions include: "what's up".
Definitions include: "what's up".
Definitions include: Another way to say what's up.
Definitions include: a greeting similar in form to "What's up?" or "What's crackin'?", but more related to new trends on the Internet.
Definitions include: a greeting.
Definitions include: What's up?
Definitions include: a greeting, synonymous with greetings such as "What's going on?"
Definitions include: what's up or what's happening.
Definitions include: a greeting, synonymous with "What's up?".
Definitions include: What's up how you doing? Or How are things?

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