Definition of skeg

skeg

• an insult

  She's such a skeg.

  Can I have a skeg shirt.

  Last edited on May 18 2004. Submitted by james from Queensland, Australia on May 18 2004.

• it means someone who dresses to be cool but is really a nerd

  Last edited on May 18 2004. Submitted by james from Queensland, Australia on May 18 2004.

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