Definition of skuke

skuke

• in my town - a somewhat off the beaten path seaside resort town - a derogatory term for a summer resident, seasonal resident, part time resident. Also sometimes "summer skuke".

  Last edited on May 18 2011. Submitted by Anonymous on Nov 04 2009.

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