shake on



shake (hands) on something

to clasp and shake the hand of someone as a sign of agreement about something. The two people didn't sign a contract; they just shook hands on the terms of the agreement. I think it would be better to sign an agreement than just shake on it.
See also: on, shake

shake on

v.
To make some agreement binding by shaking hands: Our negotiations went well, and we soon shook on the deal. If you're satisfied with the arrangement, let's shake on it.
See also: on, shake

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
JavanJAY-vən (English)Biblical
Aristarchos-Ancient Greek
Regina[ri'dʒainə]
Llewellynle-WEL-inWelsh
CarsonKAHR-sənScottish, English
Blagoj-Macedonian