Inskirts

A term used when the location of a building or event is unknown in a large urban area, usually a town or city, covering both 'inner city' and 'outskirts' areas.

I don't know specifically where there's a restaurant but there is has to be one in the inskirts.

by Big-White-Tiger May 5, 2009

Inskirts

Between the inner city/town and the outskirts.

Daffodils were flowering on the inskirts of town.

by Perseus14 April 6, 2016

Inskirts

The more inner parts of a town, inside of the outskirts, usually the most inner edges of the town.

I heard that the restaurant in the inskirts of the town is pretty good, wanna check it out?

by ThatChineseKelvin August 18, 2024