Browsing page 106 of "S" words

• Used as an exclamation of shock or surprise. Generally used to fill up the silence that generally lingers after issuing a clever insult.

  Ska-pow! I heard that!

  Last edited on Jun 17 1998. Submitted by Rusty J. from Virginia Beach, VA, USA on Jun 17 1998.

• A very slutty female. Also skat rat.

  Dang! That she is such a Skat.

  Last edited on Mar 01 2000. Submitted by C. Cassandra Lewis from Mississauga, ON, Canada on Mar 01 2000.

• to ramble off incoherent syllables in a long line to make the appearance of a very fast rap.

  He can skat better than anyone I've heard.

  Last edited on May 18 2011. Submitted by kid s. from Mi-Wuk Village, CA, USA on Jan 04 2003.

• People call their loved ones like that oh my skataball. Not knowning that what they are saying to them is my little ugly creature, skataball comes from a norweign name meaning ugly creature it is said that people from norway would tell their kids that they would call the skataball. And he would eat all the kids that were bad and it is said that he is the uglyest scariest creature on earth and that if you were to see him you would die or laugh to death.

  Last edited on Feb 04 2015. Submitted by N.Munchkin on Feb 04 2015.

• n. a drinking bout.
  
  He's off on another threee-day-skate.

  Last edited on Jan 26 2012. Submitted by John Kitus from Boise, ID, USA on Jan 26 2012.

• n.a drankard .
  
  A couple of skates celebrating the new year ran into my car.

  Last edited on Jan 26 2012. Submitted by John Kitus from Boise, ID, USA on Jan 26 2012.

• n. something really easy.
  
  The test was a skate!

  Last edited on Jan 26 2012. Submitted by John Kitus from Boise, ID, USA on Jan 26 2012.

• in. to get drunk.
  
  Let's go out and skate, otay?

  Last edited on Jan 26 2012. Submitted by John Kitus from Boise, ID, USA on Jan 26 2012.

verb - intransitive

• to leave.

  Let's skate.

  • See more words with the same meaning: to go, leave, exit.

  Last edited on May 06 1998. Submitted by Brian Ruzicka from Eau Claire, WI, USA on May 06 1998.

• to escape responsibility for a criminal act.

  He was facing life in prison but skated on a technicality.

  • See more words with the same meaning: innocent, not responsible.

  Last edited on Jul 01 2008. Submitted by Harold Z. from Pleasanton, CA, USA on Jul 01 2008.

verb - transitive

• to steal.

  He skated her from me.

  He skated my place in line.

  • See more words with the same meaning: to steal.

  Last edited on Feb 05 2005. Submitted by Joseph S. from Encino, Los Angeles, CA, USA on Feb 05 2005.

noun

• one eighth of an ounce of marijuana. From "eight" + "skater". Also sk8r or sk8er.

  That skater you hooked me up with was a little light, bro.

  • See more words with the same meaning: an eighth of an ounce.
  • See more words with the same meaning: marijuana.

  Last edited on May 18 2011. Submitted by Andrew from San Francisco, CA, USA on Sep 09 2002.

• someone who skateboards

  Last edited on Jan 05 2005. Submitted by Joe on Jan 05 2005.

• means fuck off plain and simple it replaces f-off of F-You
  
  "if you don't like what I say then skate rocks" "If you don't like what I say then you can skate rocks" both are good uses, the first example could be F-You or F-off the second implies F-off, and is more the origin of the phrase, as you can see, it is like saying 'suck lemons' as, skateboarding in gravel, or rocks, is NOT fun so, you can 'skate rocks' or you can 'suck lemons' are similar. they can stand alone, as just F-Off = F-You and don't need to be so grammatically correct as, you can skate rocks, or you should skate rocks

  Last edited on Feb 03 2010. Submitted by Anonymous on Feb 03 2010.

• a skater who is mean to people who aren't considered skaters (especially "posers"). The word is only used by non-skaters.

  He is so mean to everyone! He's such a skater skank.

  Last edited on May 18 2011. Submitted by Joe on Jan 05 2005.

• n.shoes.
  
  It looks like somebody loogrd on your skates.

  Last edited on Jan 26 2012. Submitted by John Kitus from Boise, ID, USA on Jan 26 2012.

noun - plural

• shoes

  Last edited on Jul 31 2010. Submitted by Greg E. from Baton Rouge, LA, USA on Apr 20 1998.