skivey 

crooked; inclined to lie and cheat; untrustworthy; suspicious

That guy is so skivey, I knew better than to pay him before he did the job.

skivey by Melinda Zapata February 12, 2004

skiveritis 

A person is said to be ill suffering from skiveritus when it is known that they are skiving.

From the verb to skive

Manager: Where's Jon today?
Employee: He's at home, he has skiveritis.

skiveritis by Mark Proctor August 30, 2004

Skive Diving 

The action of tripping or otherwise stumbling while running in an attempt to skive off work or avoid someone who will confront you about said skiving, ending up on the floor.

Yeah, he tripped right over the rug and faceplanted running. That's dedication to skive diving.

Skive Diving by sweetietweet March 12, 2011

skive 

To avoid work but still appearing as though you are doing something.

Like I am doing now.

skive by The Charming but Unproductive one May 13, 2005

skitey 

Slippery. A dodgy person

Common in Scotland.

"He's a skitey wee thing." "Serves you right for being skitey". "I don't wish to sound skitey, but ..." "She is a skitey eyed cow."

In the context of the weather, in place of slippery, you might say "watch out outside, its a bit skitey".

skitey by Bill Burns November 2, 2007

Skive off 

To skip or play hooky

Let’s skive off school and get McDonalds!

Skive off by woahdicks February 6, 2018

skive 

Doing anything but that which you are supposed to be doing during a specific time frame.

E.G Pretending to do something for which you are being payed for, such as a your job, but instead doing other things (like having a laugh, phoning your friends, hiding from your boss, surfing the internet, playing computer games, having a sly cigarette) that are totally unrelated or unconected to that which is within your job description.

Taking 2 hours for lunch instead of 1 and getting a collegue to cover for you.

Leaving work earlier than you should, and hoping your boss doesn't notice.

Calling in sick to work, then going out for an all day pub crawl.

skive by Siona Beht June 22, 2004