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shaking your head refers to moving one's head from side to side, usually as a way of saying 'no', though shaking one's head can also imply embarrassment or horror.
Shaking the head in a side to side motion is the equivalent of saying "no."
To sign 'YES' make a fist with your hand and move it up and down, much the same as nodding your head. To say 'NO' it is the same, make a fist with your hand and shake side-to-side, like you are shaking your head.
Shaking My Damn Head
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Acronym for 'shake my head' or 'shaking my head.' Usually used when someone finds something so stupid, no words can do it justice. Sometimes it's modified to 'smfh' or 'smmfh' by those that prefer profanity in their internet acronyms.
Shaking baby syndrome
Other ways of saying 'No'-- forget about it -- not on your life-- not in a month of Sundays-- over my dead body-- uh-huh-- I refuse-- that won't happen-- not on your Nelly-- oh, yeah, right
SMH SMH stands for "scratching my head," as in, I don't know the answer.It can also stand for "shaking my head," such as "Wow, I can't believe you did that... or that just happened.""Shaking my head" - often used to express shame, or disappointment, e.g., "That girl really gets around, smh."
The most common causes of overheating and shaking in a vehicle are the head gaskets. A blown head gasket will produce overheating and shaking and may lead to a cracked head.
* If the persons head is shaking up and down while saying yes then no, they aren't lying. If they are saying 'yes', but their head shakes side to side then they are confused regarding their answer, but it isn't always considered a lie.
shaking your head means yes shaking your head means yes