skallywag 

A term used in the old red light districts of Europe, referring to a scoundrel, troublemaker, or outlaw (or a troublemaker even among outlaws).

After his fight with the pirates the week before, Cap'n John had become known as a skallywag; as well as a man who could hold his ale.

skallywag by Fawkes August 21, 2004

Calumbanis bumalum patrick scalliwag hughes 

this is a rude way if calling someone’s name. Many ppl use it but it is often a code word or it could be used just to annoy the person

O look there’s calumbanis bumalum patrick scalliwag hughes

Stop being like a calumbanis bumalum patrick scalliwag Hughes

Calumbanis bumalum patrick scalliwag hughes by Ciaraeeeeeeeeee April 25, 2019

skaliwags 

dirt bag prostitute whores

"Get outta of my truck you skaliwag, your done"

"Start sucking Skaliwag"

skaliwags by Dustin kelly May 1, 2005

scalliwag 

simply a Ho commonly used as a synonym for skanks, sluts, or skiwpskops.

Man dont fuck with that bitch she aint nuthin but a mutha fuckin scalliwag, even yo mama knows that!

scalliwag by THA KING SUBCRAZI September 13, 2005

skallywag 

1. SKALLYWAG- a crackhead or crackwhore, one that lives on the streat and bums for money to buy alcohol or drugs. one that will rob an old lady of her purse to get a quick fix.

EX. Tell your skank ass skallywag mom to stop asking me for change before i pimp slap that ho with powder on my hand.

skallywag by PIMP S. May 17, 2004

Skallywag 

A scamp or rascal - a malevolent scoundrel - who is living their best pirate life in the modern world. Not bound by social norms or the limitations of society, but living life while there is living to be had.

That Skallywag caught a monster Marlin today and is celebrating its release with a good rum.

Skallywag by Jack S. March 3, 2022

Scallywags

Scallywags are non-union members, who are given sanction (by the International Longshoremen’s Association) to work when not enough card-carrying longshoremen are available to handle the workload.

Source:

"On the Waterfront"
By Phil Primack, Boston Magazine, March 2006

Last Monday, a ship arrived in port carrying more cargo than the union longshoremen could unload within the required time period, so scallywags were allowed to work with union members on that job.

Scallywags by Oceanscribe September 6, 2013